Things to do in Antalya

Kaleiçi is the historic old town core of Antalya, Turkey, and it is absolutely worth a half-day or full-day visit if you want a break from all-inclusive resort life. There are a lot of wonderful cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy delicious local meals.It is worth visiting 💯

The vicissitudes and desolation of Hadrian's Gate make people see the city's rich history. Hadrian's Gate is right on the edge of the old city. The pillars seem to have been built later, and the color is different from the surrounding doorways, but the ancient gate has now merged with the old city.

What a beautiful city, with a different kind of tranquility, perhaps because of the history that has settled here. In fact, I don’t know much about the history of Rome, and I don’t understand some of the monuments, but I simply like the atmosphere here.

This is a must park in Antalya city. From the park you can catch the beautiful sunset view over the Mediterranean Sea.

I don't know which illiterate person translated Perge as "佩尔盖"! Fucks, Turks don't understand, Europeans don't understand! A 3500-year-old ancient site, an authentic ruin! The entire city-state is incredibly well-organized! The main city's residential area, the adjacent sports field, and the amphitheater further away—each has its function, with towering round stone columns and archways! Exquisite stone carvings and murals, simply perfect! Absolutely stunning from a geometric and aesthetic perspective! The indentations in the stone slabs on the ground show signs of long-term activity! By the way, I also picked a bunch of cactus fruits nearby 😀

Konyaaltı Beach is a wonderful beach with beautiful fine pebbles and clear, crystal‑clear water. You can see small, beautiful fish underwater.🐠🌊🐚

Kaleici Castle is located on a hill by the sea in Antalya, Turkey. From the beach, you can see the winding walls and castle on the hill in the distance. Climb to the top of the hill and look down through the walls. The buildings in the city stretch along the coast. There are abandoned Byzantine churches and castles on the hill.

Antalya is located on the Aegean Sea, across the sea from Greece. It is a city worth visiting. Many Turks come here for vacation. There is also a museum with a long history, which makes people imagine.

The clock tower standing on the ancient city wall of the old town is a landmark of Antalya. There used to be 80 towers surrounding the old city. Today, only one clock tower remains of the spectacular scene. The clock tower, built of stones, constitutes a unique landscape of the city and has always reminded the world of its rich history. The clock tower is decorated with flags and ancient inscriptions and a clock. As soon as you arrive at the clock tower, notice the huge contrast between the historic buildings, modern hotel complexes and restaurants. The clock tower marks the entrance to the old town. The city wall where it is located once protected the city. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of modern buildings and embrace the traditional atmosphere. The clock tower is surrounded by trees and shrubs, creating a peaceful atmosphere for resting passers-by. Look up at the clock tower and its clock and flag. The characteristics of this clock tower are well known, so it has long been a gathering point for locals and tourists~