ハタイ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ3

サムンダー近くにあるティトゥス・トンネルは、古代ローマの工学技術の驚くべき傑作であり、完全に岩盤に掘削されたものです。トンネルを通る印象的な道は、壮大な渓谷を通り抜け、今日に至るまで訪問者を驚かせる驚異的な規模を明らかにします。歴史的な重要性と息をのむような自然の完璧な組み合わせを提供するため、この史跡への訪問は絶対に訪れる価値があります。

ハルビエの滝は、豊かな自然と心地よい滝のせせらぎが魅力の、平和で爽快な隠れ家です。小さな小川沿いの散策は、日常からの素晴らしい気分転換となり、リラックスを誘います。特に暖かい季節には、心を解き放つためののどかな場所となります。

St. Peter's Grotto is a cave church in Turkey, near the modern city of Antakya, ancient Antioch on the Orontes. It is the only ancient Christian trace left in Antakya. Saint Luke is said to have founded this cave church, but it is named after Peter, who was at the forefront of Christianizing Asia Minor from Antioch. According to tradition, the first Christian community gathered here around Paul, Barnabas, Peter and then around the first bishops of the city. The crusaders who conquered Antioch in 1098 rebuilt and enlarged the church and added a facade. The decaying facade was rebuilt in 1863 by Capuchin monks. The restoration of the church was commissioned by Pope Pius IX. and by Napoleon III. co-financed. Carved into the rock near the church is a relief portrait believed by some to be Charon, the ferryman who brought the dead to Hades. However, it is probably the effigy of a member of the Seleucid dynasty that founded the city. Source: Wikipedia

Payas Castle, Payas Kalesi: the origins of the castle date back to the 13th century, when Genoese crusaders built a first castle. This castle was demolished in 1567 and a new building was constructed under Sultan Selim II by 1571, which can still be seen today. The castle with its eight towers is surrounded by a moat. In the middle of the complex is a small mosque and a barracks building. In the 1930s the castle served as a police station and prison; today it is a museum. Source: Wikipedia

Ghost Tower, Cin Kule, is located on the seafront in the Karacami district on a hill and is the oldest building in the city. It dates from the 13th century and was built by Genoese crusaders. In 1577 it was rebuilt and surrounded by a wall; Cannons were placed at each of the four corners. Source: Wikipedia