Antalya, which has 19 cities excluding the city center has an estimated population of 2.2 million in 2015 and continues to grow. Antalya a city at the upper ranks of cities worth seeing in Turkey, keeps attracting both local and foreign tourists with its nature, history, holiday and entertainment resorts.
Lake Oymapınar
In addition to having a boat tour on the lake, you can also do mountain and forest sightseeing. Oymapınar Lake located in Oymapınar district which is 15 km away from Manavgat region.
Arikanda Ruins
Contrary to what is believed, Antalya is not only preferred for its night life, sea and sun but also for its cultural tourism. It has many historic artifacts and ruins. Arikanda Ruins also has an important place on the ancient city list of Turkey.
Gökbük Canyon
The canyon, which is named as the village has many endangered wild animals and many endemic plant species.
Manavgat Waterfall
Undoubtedly, considering the natural beauties of Antalya, Manavgat Waterfall comes to the mind first. It is poured down from a cliff about 5 meters long. The waterfall has been preferred by those who want to escape from the density of the city and enjoy the magnificent atmosphere in the presence of bird sounds.
Adrasan Bay
The coves of the Hellenistic Age can be found at every corner and it has many ancient cities around it.
Rhodiapolis Ancient City
Located on a hill near the village of Sarıcasu in the Kumluca district of Antalya, Rhodiapolis is considered a city founded by the Rhodes because of its name.
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport is 15 km away from the city center and it is only 10 minutes away. Antalya Airport Transfer companies provide transfer services to the tourists who arrive at the airport and take them to their accommodation safely.
Side Antique Theater
The Side Antique Theater, which is big enough to accommodate 20,000 spectators, has a great significance in terms of architectural history. Because this theater is built not on mountain slopes but on the arches like other Roman theaters. This ancient theater composed of three parts: Orchestra, Cavea and Scene and it is the largest and monumental of the Pamphylia theaters.
Köprülü Canyon
Köprülü Canyon is the wonder of nature and has been declared as the national park. The world's famous Köprü çay river which passes through the canyon attracts tourists from all over the world every year.
Selge Antique City
Selge ruins, mostly dating to the Roman period have huge signification historically.
Saklıkent Ski Center
Saklıkent Ski Center, which can be visited both in summer and winter seasons is located on Beydağları, west of Antalya. Because of this location, the city center is one of the rarest places in the world where two seasons can be seen. The center is 50 km away from the city center.
Antalya Museum
The museum was founded in 1922 to protect the artifacts recovered from the ravages of the occupiers after the First World War by Süleyman Fikri Erten, a teacher. The museum, which was moved to its current building in 1972, consists of 14 exhibition halls, open exhibition areas and a garden where sculptures and various works are exhibited.
Lycia Road/Way
535 km long Lycia road is one of the most well-known trekking routes in the world. The Great Kızılçam forests and Lycia Road with a must see spectacular ancient cities have been declared as one of the most beautiful walking paths in the world by the Sunday Times one of the prestigious weekly publications of Great Britain.
Lake Oymapınar
In addition to having a boat tour on the lake, you can also do mountain and forest sightseeing. Oymapınar Lake located in Oymapınar district which is 15 km away from Manavgat region.
Arikanda Ruins
Contrary to what is believed, Antalya is not only preferred for its night life, sea and sun but also for its cultural tourism. It has many historic artifacts and ruins. Arikanda Ruins also has an important place on the ancient city list of Turkey.
Gökbük Canyon
The canyon, which is named as the village has many endangered wild animals and many endemic plant species.
Manavgat Waterfall
Undoubtedly, considering the natural beauties of Antalya, Manavgat Waterfall comes to the mind first. It is poured down from a cliff about 5 meters long. The waterfall has been preferred by those who want to escape from the density of the city and enjoy the magnificent atmosphere in the presence of bird sounds.
Adrasan Bay
The coves of the Hellenistic Age can be found at every corner and it has many ancient cities around it.
Rhodiapolis Ancient City
Located on a hill near the village of Sarıcasu in the Kumluca district of Antalya, Rhodiapolis is considered a city founded by the Rhodes because of its name.
Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport is 15 km away from the city center and it is only 10 minutes away. Antalya Airport Transfer companies provide transfer services to the tourists who arrive at the airport and take them to their accommodation safely.
Side Antique Theater
The Side Antique Theater, which is big enough to accommodate 20,000 spectators, has a great significance in terms of architectural history. Because this theater is built not on mountain slopes but on the arches like other Roman theaters. This ancient theater composed of three parts: Orchestra, Cavea and Scene and it is the largest and monumental of the Pamphylia theaters.
Köprülü Canyon
Köprülü Canyon is the wonder of nature and has been declared as the national park. The world's famous Köprü çay river which passes through the canyon attracts tourists from all over the world every year.
Selge Antique City
Selge ruins, mostly dating to the Roman period have huge signification historically.
Saklıkent Ski Center
Saklıkent Ski Center, which can be visited both in summer and winter seasons is located on Beydağları, west of Antalya. Because of this location, the city center is one of the rarest places in the world where two seasons can be seen. The center is 50 km away from the city center.
Antalya Museum
The museum was founded in 1922 to protect the artifacts recovered from the ravages of the occupiers after the First World War by Süleyman Fikri Erten, a teacher. The museum, which was moved to its current building in 1972, consists of 14 exhibition halls, open exhibition areas and a garden where sculptures and various works are exhibited.
Lycia Road/Way
535 km long Lycia road is one of the most well-known trekking routes in the world. The Great Kızılçam forests and Lycia Road with a must see spectacular ancient cities have been declared as one of the most beautiful walking paths in the world by the Sunday Times one of the prestigious weekly publications of Great Britain.
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