Antalya Blog Posts
Welcome to Antalya! Are you ready to discover the unique beauties, historical richness and natural wonders of Antalya? On this blog page, we are here with our articles on every aspect of Antalya, from its ancient cities to its turquoise coasts, from its bustling markets to its tranquil bays. You will rediscover Antalya with our articles full of information about places to visit, activities to do, historical and cultural points.
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This Route Will Warm You Up: Places to Visit in Antalya in Winter
Antalya is one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean. The city, which is beautiful in every season, has magnificent ro
Baths of Antalya
Yes, ladies and gentlemen ... Wherever you come to Antalya you will obviously enjoy the Sea, The Sun and the beach. But not before
Antalya Archıtecture From Past To Today
Ma’am and sir, greetings to everyone from our block with the theme of ‘architecture of the city’ which is one of our favorite arti
Antalya By Numbers
Antalya, also known as the ‘Pearl of the Mediterranean’ in Turkey, has a population of 2 million 511 thousand 700 according to the
II. Paradise of Attalos: Antalya
They say that the King of Pergamon, one of the most important figures of the Hellenistic period, lived between 159 and 138 ad. II.
Reasons To go To Antalya
Antalya, the capital of the Mediterranean, offers its guests the miracle of sea, sun and sand for nine months of the year with all
The City That Alexander the Great Could Not Conquer: Termessos
One of the best preserved historical sites in Turkey, Termessos Ancient City, is hidden among pine forests and is among the places
The Symbol of Antalya Has Changed: The Ancient City of Patara
When Antalya is called, Yivli Minaret being in the UNESCO World Heritage tent, which is unique in Turkish architecture, decor
Both Sports and Travel! Lycian Way, One of the Most Beautiful Walking Routes in the World
The Lycian region, which literally means “Land of Light”, covers the area where the Gulfs of Fethiye and Antalya flow into the Med