Alanya Archeology Museum was opened to visitors in 1967. The garden entrance of the museum, located in the city center at the starting point of the road to Alanya Castle,

Alara Inn is located on the Antalya-Alanya route, within the borders of Okurcalar town and Çakallar village. According to the six-line inscription placed on the low-arched door opening on the

Altınbeşik Cave is located on the western slope of the deep and steep Manavgat Valley in the İbradı (Aydınkent) district of Antalya. The area was declared as Altınbeşik Cave National

Anavarza Ancient City is located in Dilekkaya Village, 28 km south of Kozan district center. In the 1st century BC, the Romans left the administration of this region to Tarkondimotos,

Andriake Ruins are located in the Demre (ancient Myra) district of Antalya, in the region known as Çayağzı. This place is known as a port of the city of Myra

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