Antalya Electric Bike Tour

This mosque was built in the 13th century by the Seljuk sultan Alaeddin Keykubat. The elegant, fluted minaret has become a symbol of Anatalya.

This building attests to the city's long history as it was once a Byzantine church and later converted into a mosque.

Situated by the ancient city walls, this remarkable 19th century tower has a square shape and was constructed of rough and hewn stone.

The old city of Antalya contains many of the city's historic sites. Renovations to the marina and waterfront have added several hotels, restaurants and shops, making this a popular tourist destination.

A historical site not to be missed. Just off Atatürk Boulevard you’ll see the impressive three double arches of the gates, which were erected in 130 to celebrate the visit of Emperor Hadrian.

The backdrop of the Taurus mountains and the cliffs on either end form a breathtaking scene for a day of swimming and sunbathing.

This urban park contains many colorful and exotic flowers, and is a favorite place for a leisurely stroll.

Ataturk stayed in this house when he visited Antalya

The marina is a lovely crescent-shaped place where fishing boats rub shoulders with smart yachts.

Tower from Roman Empaire periot.

Restaurants & coffee shops

Very nice cliff top retaurants

The award-winning restoration has made this one of the most attractive marinas in Turkey. Along with yacht moorings, the marina contains many shops and restaurants.

First beach of Antalya with crystal clear water.

This 18th century structure, situated in the Kalekapisi district, is one of the most important Ottoman mosques in the city.

Glass Piramit in Culture Park.

Dolphin shows and aqualand.

Longest tunel aquarium in Europe.

The museum contains 13 display halls with exhibits from the Paleolithic Age to Ottoman times. A special children's section offers activities to stimulate an interest in antiques and museums.

Street Market

Sights & Landmarks

Monuments & Statues in Republic Square

Sights & Landmarks