Aspendos Theatre |
The ancient Greco-Roman ruins of Aspendos is a must see. Suspected to date from 1000BC, it was often the focus of invasion, specifically by Alexander the Great and the Romans.
History lovers should head to the city centre to view the impressive Hadrian’s Gate that is the entrance into the old town. Nearby, the large archaeological museum holds many artifacts from across Turkey while the local landmark of Hidirlik tower is said to date from the second century .A day should be spent in this old part of the city known as Kaleici.
Antalya Museum |
Visit the Ancient City of Perge,
the place where most of the statues on display in Antalya Museum
were unearthed.
The theater stage has finely carved marble reliefs, and other carvings
from around the city are displayed in the stadium.
Amateur archaeologists will want to see the handsome city gate flanked
by two lofty towers, a long colonnaded road once paved with mosaics and lined
with shops, a large agora, the public baths and a gymnasium.
Manavgat Waterfalls |
Gushing waterfalls are plentiful in Antalya with the most popular being Duden that flows into the sea. Manavgat also features on most daily excursions and it has a traditional Turkish tea garden to relax in.
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