Antalya Attractions
11 places · narrow by district and visit style
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Aspendos Theatre
The best-preserved Roman theatre in the Mediterranean, Aspendos’s tiered seating and astonishing acoustics still fill with audiences during the annual summer opera festival.
Side Ancient City
A sprawling ancient city where the Temple of Apollo's columns rise right beside modern resort streets, with a well-preserved Roman theatre and agora scattered among pomegranate trees.
Alanya Harbour
The beating heart of Alanya’s seafront, where fishing boats, tour vessels, and waterfront cafés meet under the gaze of the Red Tower and castle hill.
Kalkan Harbour
Kalkan’s tiny harbour is where fishing boats and gülets rub shoulders, framed by whitewashed houses climbing the cove. Stay for sunset—the rooftop restaurants here have the best vantage point in town.
Alanya Castle
A medieval Seljuk castle sprawled across a rocky peninsula with sweeping views of the Mediterranean. Reach it on foot via the winding walls or take the cable car from the harbour.
Alanya Red Tower
An octagonal harbour tower that has become the symbol of Alanya, even appearing on the city’s flag. A small maritime museum inside outlines the region’s seafaring past.
Damlataş Cave
A small seaside cave in Alanya with constant warm, humid air. Known for its stalactites and stalagmites, it's a quick stop right on the beachfront.
Manavgat Waterfall
A wide, low waterfall on the Manavgat River, known for its powerful flow across a broad ledge. Best viewed from elevated platforms, with cafés along the banks.
Myra Ancient City
Ancient Lycian city ruins with rock-cut tombs lining a cliff and a large Roman theatre. Set on a fertile plain near Demre, this site spans centuries of history.
