Antalya: with a history dating back to 133 BC and a name significance "Home of Attalos" describing the creator of the city Attalos, is a tranquil city located at antalya implant the slopes of the Taurus Mountains rich in beautiful charms and historic monoliths.
Antalya which can be checked out any season, is an essential touristic destination especially throughout the summer season. This "blue" city captivates its visitors with its gorgeous beaches and has the longest coastline in Turkey.
The most striking function of Antalya are the excellent palm trees of the city which cool you with their shade and accompany you with their breeze on your way. Common in Antalya and embellishing the city, palm trees suggest the moderate Mediterranean environment of the city. Hot and dry during the summer and moderate and rainy during the winter season the city constantly gives the feeling of a warm house.
Referred to as "paradise in the world," you will get brought away by the splendor of the stage of Aspenodos, the earliest antique theater of Africa and Asia, and witness the glorious stream of the world well-known Manavgat waterfall.
The stunning centers in the city offer opportunities for numerous sports. Particularly in a city popular for its golf it is only a matter of time that balls discover their target.
Antalya, one of the leading tourism locations of Turkey, with its ever growing prospective and outstanding nature welcomes its visitors for an extraordinary holiday.
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Kaleiçi.
Kaleiçi, the old centre of Antalya, is surrounded by walls with eighty towers. In the area surrounding the wall, you can find conventional homes sitting along narrow lanes. Nowadays, the ancient port of Kaleiçi is a modern-day port, while Kaleiçi is the heart of the city. A location to remain, eat and have a good time.
Hadrian's Gate.
It is flanked by two towers and defines the boundaries between the contemporary city and Antalya's ancient city. Integrated in honour of Emperor Hadrian, who came to Antalya in 130 AD.
Roman Theatre of Aspendos.
The well-preserved Aspendos Theatre is the most monumental example of the building developed by Rome in Asia and Africa. According to its epigraph it was put up during the time of Emperor Marcus Aurelius (161-180) by architect Zenon, the son of Theodorus.
Yivli Minaret.
This 13th century Seljuq work is the earliest Islamic monolith in the city, which features a carved stone pedestal, grooved brick tower and blue-green majolica decors. The Yivli minaret, sign of Antalya, is 38 metres high and the top can be reached by climbing 90 steps.
Waterfalls.
The waterfall of Yukari Düden (Upper Waterfall) is located on the River Düden, 10 km from Antalya. The water streams in Kirkğoz and drops 20 metres. Instead, the waterfall of Aşaği Düden (Lower Waterfall) is higher than the latter and lies on Lara Road where the Düden River streams into the sea, 8 km from Antalya. Next to it is the Youth Park (Gençlik Parki). The Kurşunlu Falls are 18 metres high and forms 7 ponds. Perfect for eco-tourism or nature strolls.
Beaches.
Konyaaltı beach is located 3 km from Antalya whilst Lara beach (12 km long) is discovered east of Antalya. It has great sand and is surrounded by a pine forest. Topçam beach, which is east of Antalya, can be reached by cars and truck in 15 minutes.
Surrounded by a forest, there are diving spots on the beach in front of Sıçan Island. The beaches of Mermerli and Adalar are smaller sized beaches.
The rocky beach of Adalar is close to Karaalioğlu Park, while Mermerli beach is at the foot of the park itself.