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Discover Antalya, the gateway to the Turkish Mediterranean.
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Submit a Radar report →Antalya's historic walled centre combines Roman remains, Ottoman houses, narrow streets, small museums, restaurants and the old harbour.
📍 Kaleiçi, Muratpaşa, Antalya
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Historic Monuments
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Submit a Radar report →A monumental Roman gateway built in honour of Emperor Hadrian, marking one of the most recognisable entrances into Kaleiçi.
📍 Barbaros, Atatürk Cd., Muratpaşa, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →A major archaeological museum displaying finds from Lycia, Pamphylia and Pisidia, including celebrated sculptures excavated at Perge.
📍 Bahçelievler, Konyaaltı Cd. No:88, Muratpaşa, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →Lower Düden Waterfall drops from Antalya's coastal cliffs directly into the Mediterranean Sea.
📍 Çağlayan, Lara Cd., Muratpaşa, Antalya
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Nature & Views
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Submit a Radar report →A long pebble beach west of central Antalya, backed by a promenade, parks and views of the Beydağları Mountains.
📍 Konyaaltı Sahili, Konyaaltı, Antalya
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Archaeological Sites
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Submit a Radar report →Perge preserves a monumental Roman city plan with colonnaded streets, baths, gates, agora and stadium.
📍 Barbaros, Aksu, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →Aspendos is renowned for its exceptionally preserved Roman theatre and the remains of an ancient city overlooking the surrounding plain.
📍 Belkıs, Serik, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →A mountain-top Pisidian city within a national park, known for dramatic ruins, forest paths and a theatre overlooking rugged peaks.
📍 Güllük Dağı Termessos Milli Parkı, Korkuteli Yolu, Antalya
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Archaeological Sites
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Submit a Radar report →A forested ancient port city near Kemer where archaeological remains connect three historic harbours and swimming areas.
📍 Tekirova, Kemer, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →Side combines a large ancient city, theatre, museum, harbour and modern pedestrian resort centre on a Mediterranean peninsula.
📍 Side, Manavgat, Antalya
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Submit a Radar report →Ruins of an ancient Lycian port lie in a wooded river valley leading toward the beach beside Çıralı.
📍 Yazır, Kumluca, Antalya
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Fortresses and Towers
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Submit a Radar report →A vast fortified hill above Alanya containing Seljuk walls, historic structures and panoramic Mediterranean viewpoints.
📍 Hisariçi, Alanya, Antalya
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Antalya combines a historic Mediterranean old town with beaches, museums, waterfalls and access to major ancient cities. It can serve as both a city-break destination and a base for exploring the wider Turkish Riviera.
April to June and September to November are comfortable for sightseeing. July and August are very hot and busy; winter is quieter and often mild but wetter.
Trams, buses and taxis connect the airport, center and main beaches. Ancient cities and distant coastal districts may require a car, intercity bus or organised tour.
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