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A very clean mosque near the village of Akdamlar.

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Very nice

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Also very nice

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The history of the Old Port begins around 150 BC, when King Attalus II of Pergamon founded Antalya as a naval base. The natural harbor quickly became the cornerstone of the city's identity and prosperity. Over the centuries, this port served as a vital hub between Anatolia and the Mediterranean world. Under Roman rule, the port flourished as a major trading center. The Romans strengthened the fortifications and improved the infrastructure, making Antalya one of the most important ports in the eastern Mediterranean. Archaeological finds show that goods from Egypt, Cyprus, and the Levant regularly passed through this port. Even during Byzantine times, the port retained its importance as the largest naval base on the southern coast of Anatolia. It was a key gateway for trade within the Byzantine Empire, particularly to Cyprus and the Aegean region. Under the Seljuks and Ottomans, the port remained a central part of daily life in Antalya. The Ottomans built new buildings, further developed the port facilities, and made it an important regional trading center until the early 20th century. In the 1920s, the harbor lost its former importance and became the smaller but charming marina we know today. The transformation from a bustling commercial port to a leisure destination marks a new chapter in its long history. Source: exploreantalyakaleici.com/de/old-harbor

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Large modern aquarium with themed exhibitions, long tunnel aquarium, tropical reptiles and pubs.

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The water flows here with great pressure into Lake Doyran

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nice to see history and scenery at the same time

Feslikan Upland is a beautiful natural area located on the western side of Antalya, a city in the Mediterranean region of Türkiye. It is characterized by rolling hills, lush forests, and stunning views of the coastline and surrounding mountains. Feslikan Upland is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Antalya who wants to experience the region's stunning natural beauty and rich history.

Antalya Museum (Antalya Müzesi) was founded in 1922 by teacher Süleyman Fikri Erten to protect the artifacts saved from the pillage of the occupation forces who came to the region after the First World War. The museum, which was first located in the Alaaddin Mosque (Alaaddin Cami) in Kaleiçi and later in the Yivli Mosque (Yivli Cami), has been moved to its current building of 1972. The Antalya Museum today consists of 14 exhibition halls on an area of 30 thousand square meters, open-air galleries where sculptures and various artifacts are exhibited, and a garden. The responsibility region of Antalya Museum is a significant part of Lycia, Pamphylia and Pisidia, three ancient cultural regions within the borders of Antalya Region, which is one of the spots with the richest history of Anatolian lands that have witnessed the history of humanity. Scientists from many countries conduct scientific excavations every year in Antalya, which is a unique open-air museum and an international excavation center with its archaeological richness. Numerous salvage excavations and landscaping works in the region are carried out by the Antalya Museum. Antalya Museum is a museum of archeology and history also known to be described as a regional museum. Most of the works in the collection were obtained from excavations in the region, and the ethnographic works were compiled by museum experts from the region. In the halls, artifacts that reflect the thousands of years of history of Antalya lands, which started with the first human and lasted uninterruptedly until today, are exhibited according to their chronological and local subjects. The Antalya Museum is considered among the most important museums in the world, especially with the sculptures of the Roman Period found in Perge and the interesting and unique finds unearthed from the museum salvage excavations in recent years. The museum was awarded by Council of Europe with Museum of the Year award in 1988.

The King's Road was an ancient trade route that ran through the Taurus Mountains in southern Turkey, connecting the ancient city of Perge on the Mediterranean coast to the city of Pisidia, which was located in the heart of the Taurus Mountains. The road was named after the numerous kings and dignitaries who traveled along it in ancient times. Termessos, an ancient city located in the Taurus Mountains, was an important city along the King's Road. The city was situated on a natural plateau and was surrounded by walls that were built to take advantage of the rugged terrain. The walls were constructed using large blocks of stone and were strengthened by towers and bastions.

Termessos is an important ancient city located in the southwestern part of the Pisidian region called "Milyas". The city was founded by the Solyms, descendants of the Luwians, one of the oldest peoples of Anatolia. The city made its debut on the stage of history when Alexander the Great besieged the city in 333 BC and the people of Termesos did not surrender the city by making a strong defense. After the death of Alexander, the city was taken by the Ptolemies. In 189 BC, the Termessians who captured the neighboring city of Isinda were punished by Manlius Vulsotar, the commander of the Roman forces in Anatolia, upon the complaint of the people of Isinda. In 71 BC, it was accepted and approved by the Roman Senate that Termessos, which was in "friendship and alliance" with Rome, was independent in its affairs and would make its own laws. There is no information about the status of the city during the Byzantine period and later periods.

The Öscan Park offers some nice shaded spots with stunning views over the bay and incoming and outgoing boats. Time to relax!

Enjoy your ride along this scenic bay with an old fortress, blue to turquoise sea water and many nice sailing boats. If you are lucky enough, you might even spot a „real" pirate ship!

View of the old fortress

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Nice little park overlooking the bay.

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Mediterranean City Park

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Bike path on the beach promenade

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Beautifully situated reservoir, unfortunately very littered.

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Pic taken of the road , must stop to look at the marina

Termessos (ancient Greek Τερμησσός) was an ancient city in Asia Minor in southern Turkey. It was located in the south-west of the Pisidia region, about 30 km north-west of the present-day city of Antalya, at an altitude of about 1000 m below Mount Solymos (today Güllük Dağı). Source: Wikipedia

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