Antalya Travel Guide

 37 Reviews  We have planned to see that waterfall just before the "normal" shopping in Antalya. Every year we "waste" few hrs for shopping in the big modern Shopping Centers around Antalya. We haven't expected too much from that waterfall, especially after we have been few times lost in "nowhere" following the... 

 29 Reviews  Turning off the Antalya-Alanya road at kilometer 30 in the direction of the village of Belkis we come to the best-preserved ancient theater in Turkey. Aspendos was also used as a caravansarai in later years. Caravansarai's are found on the silk route every 27km. 

 24 Reviews  Hadrian's Gate is a triple triumphal arch built in the second century. It is very well-preserved because originally the front of the gate was encased inside Antalya's city walls. Today you can pass under the gates by walking across a glass platform; under your feet you'll see a selection of... 

 14 Reviews  Myra was one of the earliest Lycian city.At the same time of the Lycian Federation,Myra was one of the most important city with tree voices in the Federation's council.Although the history of Myra's first foundation is not known from some Lycian ruins,rock-tombs and inscriptions found in the area.It... 

 18 Reviews  Greek and Roman ruins at Perge, an ancient site close to Antalya, situated on a wide plain between two hills 4 kms west of the Aksu river. One of the better preserved archaelogical sites in Turkey. Really worth a visit! 

 7 Reviews  On the Republic Square you will find the statue of Ataturk. Ataturk was the father of the nation and their first president. He did a lot to bring about reform and was a man of great vision. Situated in the middle of the square this monument is a good meeting place. 

 10 Reviews  As you enter the old city, you will notice the clock tower. The clock tower formed part of the ancient walls that protected the ancient city of Antalya. The stone walls has ancient inscriptions. They were well protected until the end of the 19th century 

 8 Reviews  Sulayman Fikri Bey took the fist step in the establishment of Antalya Museum in 1919,collecting the old works of art at the central city.The museum was located at the Aladdin Mosque in 1922,and was moved to Yivli Minare Mosque 1937.Finally it was moved to its new building of today. The Antalya... 

 5 Reviews  Although most of these kind of excursions are typically family type of day-outs, I must admit that water here can be pretty rough. We really enjoyed rafting in this 9°C water (ice cold in turkish norms) in a forest - like area. 

 7 Reviews  The Yivli Minaret has become the symbol of Antalya. You will find it just below the Republic Square and it is quite difficult actually to miss it. Both the minaret and mosque was built by the Seljuk’s in the 13th century. The minaret stands 38 metres high. 

 1 Review and 86 Opinions  Starting from the first day our holiday in Gardenia Hotel was excellent. Directed and owned by an... 

 canadiantrav Says:  To get from the airport to various locations around Antalya check out Havas ( airport shuttle services ) The havas shuttle to the Antalya bus station or other areas is about 8-10 liras each. Look up the Havas web sites address; http://www.havas.com.tr/en/otobus_antalya.asp... 

 budapest8 Says:  Antalya is a leading agriculture center of our country due to its suitable ecology.Antalya Metropolitan Municipality’s covered wholesale food market complex that meets % 65 of the wet fruit and vegetable demand of our country, opened to service in its new place on date 30...