Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, who visited Antalya three times, during his first visit on March 6, 1930, watched the sea, beaches and the view of the snow-covered Bey Mountains at the

Antalya Museum was founded in 1922 by Süleyman Fikri Erten to protect the works saved from the plunder of the occupation forces that came to the region after the First

Antalya, the shining pearl of the Turkish Mediterranean, brings together ancient cities, waterfalls, old harbours, mountain plateaus and golden beaches in a single province. In this Antalya travel guide you

Antiphellos, known as Habesos or Habesa in the Lycian language, is one of the ancient settlements of the Lycian Region. The name of the city means “the place opposite the

Aperlai (Aperlae) Ancient City is located at the beginning of a long and narrow bay on the Sıçak Peninsula, between today’s Kaş and Kekova. The original name of the city

Ariassos, one of the cities of the Pisidia Region, is located fifty kilometers north of Antalya, one kilometer away from Akkoç village, west of Çubukbeli, the strait connecting the Antalya

Armutlu Peninsula and Gemlik surroundings are famous for their olives and olive oil. There are many shops selling olives around Gemlik and Umurbey. Also, on the descent of Mecidiye village

A pearl “Mecidiye Village” in the middle of Armutlu Peninsula We start visiting the Armutlu Peninsula, entering from Yalova and leaving Gemlik. Apart from the holiday centers on our way,

Arykanda Ancient City is located within the borders of Arif village in Finike district of Antalya. “Ary-ka-wanda” means “place next to the high cliff” in Lycian language. The fact that

The waterfall, located eight kilometers away from Antalya city center, in the direction of Lara, is also known as Karpuzkaldıran. Lower Düden Waterfall is formed as a result of the