Top Things to do in Turkish Mediterranean Coast
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10 Historic Sites in Turkish Mediterranean Coast That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Turkish Mediterranean Coast, Turkey including Arykanda, Hadrian's Gate, Olympos Archeological Site, Temple of Apollo, Mamure Kalesi, Island of Kekova, Ancient city of Diocaesarea-Olba, Vespasianus Titus Tunnel, Sokullulu Kervansarayi, Patara Antique Theatre.
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1. Arykanda
2. Hadrian's Gate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,735 reviews
A historical site not to be missed. Just off Atatürk Boulevard you’ll see the impressive three double arches of the gates, which were erected in 130 to celebrate the visit of Emperor Hadrian. Legend has it that in ancient times, the queen of Sheba passed through the middle arch on her way to Aspensos and spent a happy night with King Salomon. With the exception of the columns, the arch is made from white marble and is richly decorated.
Reviewed By tinakosovo - Pristina, Kosovo
Jus go there is very easy in Antalya you can take tramway and stop it in Murat Pasa, there is Hadrian's Gate, Kaleiçi and Marina this place is the old city Antalya.
3. Olympos Archeological Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 718 reviews
These ancient ruins, dating back to the second-century B.C., are all that remain of an important Lycian city that became abandoned in the 15th century.
4. Temple of Apollo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,998 reviews
Reviewed By GaryMWar - Southport, United Kingdom
Nice walk round Side Town leads you to this, The Temple of Apollo, this is open and free to take a look around and is great to see, local bars nearby and shops, well worth a visit
5. Mamure Kalesi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By ramilk2013 - Moscow, Russia
Anamur is a beautiful city in the South of Turkey, which has an ancient and diverse history, beautiful mountains and blue sea, many mosques and good cafes. I recommend visiting the Roman fortress, which was then an Armenian fortress and then became a Seljuk fortpost. It cost only 10 TL and you are in the 13th century.
6. Island of Kekova
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Erenstein - Istanbul, Turkey
It is an amazing place beautiful islands very good small bays and sea. You should see it if you travel to Antalya also i strongly recommend you to take a boat trip to see beautiness of Kekova. Also you can climb to caste in Ucagiz to see whole view from very high point. I went to Kekova with my friends and really enjoyed. We rented a boat with friends as 5 people its price was reasonable and hospitability was very good, whose owner is Mehmet Kaptan in kekova harbour the boat was neither too small nor too big.it is ver good for you are travelling 5-7 people you can reach him via whatsapp Mehmet Kaptan +905363317809.
7. Ancient city of Diocaesarea-Olba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By 1973LYS - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
This is really my third visit of Diocaesarea Olba. With my first and second too-short-visit, finally I was able to spend some more time in this ancient city Personally I understand there are "two parts" of Olba: *The first location - where the Hellenistic Temple of Zeus, Arch of Colonaded Street, Byzantine Gate and Roman Temple of Tyche are situated. Most of the tourists visit this location only. Entrance fee is 10 Turkish Lira. *The second location unguarded - where the grande aqueduct, roman theatre, nymphaeum. To reach this area, either by car or walking are the only options. There is no public transport as this acropolis is literally in the middle of nowhere. Behind the grande aqueduct there is vast valley of many romans' rock tombs with beautiful carving, (maybe) small church, cisterns, and more. I have no idea how vast the valley is, but if we keep walking along the valley, it may be endless. My travel partner thought the aqueduct was higher size in in ancient time too.
8. Vespasianus Titus Tunnel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By SpiceNsweet - Istanbul, Turkey
It takes arround 15-20 min of walking to reach the tunnel. It is a perfect activity on a hot summer day, a stream goes down the tunnel and refresh the area.
9. Sokullulu Kervansarayi
10. Patara Antique Theatre
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