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Beldibi, Antalya, 07985, Turkey
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Hi
If any body know men rent a car (cheap prise) tell me where?
How much usually we bay for one day?
We are 4 person is better (cheaper) use the transport or rent car to visit rize, usungole,ayder,sumella,zigana.....
Thanks
Car is going to be easier as the places you want to visit are not easy to go between.
http://www.avis.co.uk/CarHire/Europe/Turkey/Trabzon
http://www.fastcarhire.co.uk/Trabzon_car_hire_depot_details.asp
http://www.antalyacarrental.net/arac.php
http://www.carrentalturkey.com/
http://www.imakoocars.co.uk/travel-guide/turkey/trabzon/
http://www.firstcarhire.com/country-guide/turkey/trabzon/
http://www.ekorentacar.com/
hi,
you may keep in touch with Eurocar for your car rent issue,if you wish.
what periods ? only for a day ?
thanks a lot
i want it for 15 days
hey there , i email you the details :) period is important i guess :))
Aspendos The Roman theatre at Aspendos is one of the best preserved in the world - certainly the most complete. It is situated about 49km from Antalya. The theatre backs onto the first of two hills with the main part of the city - including basilica, market-hall and agora - on the second. The half mile plain between the two hills has remains of the aqueduct
Sightseeing
City Walls: The memorial Hadrian Arch and The Clock Tower are remarkable and date back to Hellenistic era.
Kaleici: This is the nucleus of a city which embraced many civilizations during time. It is now restored and has became a most attractive touristic centre with its hotels, restaurants, shopping and entertainment facilities. Kalei,ci retains all the original ancient Turkish archaeological characteristics. The port's marina has been completely restored and is wellworth visiting. The restoration activities in Kaleici won the Golden Apple Prize, the Oscar of tourism.
Antalya Museum: A prize winning museum and one of the most notable archaeology museums, of the world. It is also the only museum in Turkey with a children's department exhibiting ancient monuments appealing to children.
Hadrian's Gate: This ornamental marble arch was constructed in 2nd century BC by the Romans in honour of the Emperor Hadrian. It is the most amazing area in the whole ancient Pamphylia region.
Kesik Minaret (Broken Minaret): Once a Byzantine Panaglia church, later converted into a mosque.
Yivli Minaret: This fluted minaret of 13th century was built by the Seljuks. Decorated with dark blue and turquouise tiles, the minaret eventually became the symbol of the city.
Karatay Medresesi, Hidirilk Tower, Ahi Yusuf Mescidi, Iskele Mosque, Murat Pasa Mosque, Tekeli Mehmet Pasa Mosque, Balibey Mosque, Musellim Mosque, Seyh Sinan Efendi Mosque and Osman Efendi Mosque are other places to be visited.
'Han's are Seljuk or Ottoman inns which have architectural significance. Some worth visiting are the Evdir Han, Klrkoz Han, Alara Han and Castle and Sarapsu (Serapsu) Han.
Ancient Cities
Termessos:
It is a Pisidyan city with remnants of an agora, theatre and an odion. It has a reputation of being the most magnificent necropolis on the Mediterranean, 35 kms northwest of Antalya.
Perge:
18 kms northeast of Antalya. The ruins are spread on two hills, the theatre on one and the acropolis on the other. According to the legend the city was built by three heros from Troy.
Sillyon:
34 kms from Antalya on the Alanya direction. It is situated between Aspendos and Perge and dates back to 4th.century BC.
Aspendos:
One of the most important Pamphilian cities. It is situated on the point where the Kopru River meets the sea. Once an important port and a commercal centre, it has a reputation for raising the best horses on earth. The odeon, basilica, galleria and fountains are worth seeing.
Like in every Turkish city Antalya has its statue of Atatürk, the father of the nation. In Antalya it stands on Cumhurieyet Meydani (Republic Square), which is just by Kaleici (Old Town). Standing in the middle of the square this monument is a good meeting place.
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As our guides told us, Antalya was founded during the Roman times, in the 2 century B.C. Attal II, the king of Bergam (sorry for possible misspelling) decided to build a city and send his servants with an assignment to find the most beautiful place for it. They could not agree on such a place. Then the king went to search himself and decided on the spot where modern Antalya is located.
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