Antalya combines Roman architecture at Hadrian's Gate with natural elements at Düden Waterfalls. The city features ancient theaters, beaches, caves, and archaeological sites. The coastal landscape includes bays, cliffs, and sand beaches. Parks, museums, and modern structures complete the urban setting.
Antalya, Turkey
The three-arched white marble structure was built in 130 AD and remains in its original location in the old city walls.
Antalya, Turkey
The waterfall drops 40 meters from the cliffs into the Mediterranean Sea. The upper stream forms a waterfall in the city park.
Antalya, Turkey
The 7-kilometer pebble beach lies west of the city center. The beach promenade offers restaurants and cafes.
Antalya, Turkey
A marine museum with 40 themed aquariums and a 131-meter tunnel featuring sharks and other marine life.
Antalya, Turkey
This mosque from the 13th century displays traditional Seljuk architecture with a 38-meter tall minaret.
Antalya, Turkey
This archaeological site contains colonnaded streets, a stadium, Roman baths and a 2nd century nymphaeum.
Antalya, Turkey
The theater from the 2nd century seats 15,000 spectators and features precise acoustics.
Antalya, Turkey
The 8-kilometer sand beach offers water sports options and is bordered by hotels and restaurants.
Antalya, Turkey
This limestone formation extends for 3 kilometers, featuring rock pools and hiking trails along the water stream.
Antalya, Turkey
This cylindrical stone structure from the 2nd century stands 14 meters tall and served as a lighthouse and fortification.
Antalya, Turkey
This Lycian port city contains Roman baths, agora, theaters and aqueducts dating from the 7th century BC.
Antalya, Turkey
This protected area contains pine forests, walking paths and the Göksu River flowing through rock formations.
Antalya, Turkey
The archaeological site sits between mountain ranges and Mediterranean coast, containing remains of Roman and Byzantine structures.
Antalya, Turkey
The collection includes archaeological findings from the region, from prehistoric tools to Roman statues and Ottoman coins.
Antalya, Turkey
The 18-meter waterfall flows through a pine forest with hiking trails and houses various bird species.
Antalya, Turkey
The 14-kilometer national park contains a canyon with steep rock walls and a river for water sports.
Antalya, Turkey
The urban park extends over several hectares with walkways, benches and viewpoints facing the Mediterranean Sea.
Antalya, Turkey
The cave contains archaeological findings from the Paleolithic period with stone tools and human remains.
Antalya, Turkey
The ancient city stands 1000 meters above sea level and displays remains of temples, a theater and tombs.
Antalya, Turkey
The ruins include a Roman theater, temples and columns along the Mediterranean coast with sandy beaches.
Antalya, Turkey
The waterway flows through green areas with tables and benches for visitors along the banks.
Antalya, Turkey
This white sand cove sits between two mountains with a long stairway leading to the beach.
Antalya, Turkey
The 18-kilometer coastal stretch houses Caretta-Caretta turtles and Mediterranean dune landscapes.
Antalya, Turkey
The Roman ruins include granaries, marketplaces and a 5th century synagogue.
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The ancient tombs were cut into the steep rock face in the 4th century BC and feature facades with Doric columns.
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The 13th-century fortress stands on a 250-meter-high peninsula with 6.5 kilometers of walls.
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A 2-kilometer beach with clear water, pine forests and mountains in the background.
Antalya, Turkey
The 1706-meter cable car reaches the summit in 8 minutes and offers views of the city and Mediterranean Sea.
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Natural gas flames burn continuously from rock crevices. The methane gas rises through fissures in the mountain.
Antalya, Turkey
Historical remains from Roman times with a theater for 10000 spectators, temples and city walls at 950 meters elevation.