Iskele Cad. Paşacami Sok., Antalya 07100 Turkiye

Dating back to Roman times, Antalya’s seafront historic core contains many of the city's must-sees. Following extensive renovations, the district of Kaleici now boasts several hotels, restaurants and shops. Take a stroll down the area’s narrow streets and spot ancient mosques along the way, as well as tons of bars and cafes where you can try local cuisine. Load up on souvenirs from the shops, then head off to the pier for fantastic views of the harbor. You might want to join a historic tour to learn more about the major points of interest in Kaleici such as Hadrian's Gate. – Tripadvisor

Lara Cd. No:457 Çaglayan Mahallesi, Antalya 07230 Turkiye

The Lower Duden Waterfalls is a spectacular cascade that occurs as the Duden River spills off the Antalya City cliffs into the sea. To view the falls from above, stroll along Duden Park—where you can also lounge on the grass or grab something to eat in one of the cafes at the observation deck. The falls can be reached by public bus from the center of Antalya. You can also join boat tours departing from the marina in Kaleici. Visit during spring or summer as that's when you can get close to the waterfall with the boat. – Tripadvisor

Dumlupinar Bulvari Arapsuyu Mahallesi No: 502 Konyaalti, Antalya 07070 Turkiye

Antalya Aquarium is one of the biggest aquarium complexes in the world, and a great visit for a day of fun and learning. Here, you can watch 250 species of fish in 40 thematic aquariums before reaching the largest tunnel aquarium in the world with the length of 430 feet. You can also head to Ocean Ride XD Cinema to board a ship across the seas with interactive movie technology. You might want to check out the deals offered by local tour companies, which offer joint tickets to the Düden waterfalls and tours of the city of Antalya. – Tripadvisor

Selcuk Mah 38/B, Antalya 07040 Turkiye

Descend from Kaleici to the Antalya Marina via very steep stone steps. Bring sturdy shoes so as not to slip. It's well worth the effort because the marina is a lovely crescent-shaped place where fishing boats rub shoulders with smart yachts. Watch the fishermen sell their latest catch and chat with yacht owners. A few small cafes offer coffee or tea. Look back up toward the plateau, which forms the basis of Antalya and get a special view of the landmarks from down below.

Konyaalti Cad. No: 88, Antalya 07050 Turkiye

The museum contains 13 display halls with exhibits from the Paleolithic Age to Ottoman times. A special children's section offers activities to stimulate an interest in antiques and museums.

Aksu, Antalya 07110 Turkiye

The historical site of Perge, 18 kilometers east of Turkey, holds the vast remains of what was once the most propserous city of the ancient world. Enter by passing through the arch of the Roman Gate to be greeted by an amphitheater, the Hellenistic Gate (quite well preserved) and richly decorated remains of the city wall and much more.

Old Town, Antalya Turkiye

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.

Antalya Turkiye

Kalekapısı, Antalya Turkiye

West of Antalya proper, at the end of the tramway line, stretch miles of shingle beach known as Koyaalti. The sand is grayish but quite fine with many restaurants and cafes. The backdrop of the Taurus mountains and the cliffs on either end form a breathtaking scene for a day of swimming and sunbathing.

Antalya 07040 Turkiye

The Antalya Bazaar, also called the Old Bazaar, is Antalya's main marketplace. Here, you can stroll through the narrow alleys that are jam-packed with vendors selling handcrafted items, leather goods, cotton ware, and exquisite jewelry. It's a shopper's paradise where you can find unique gifts like Ottoman turbans, Turkish eye amulets, and flavorful spices. The market also has tea trays, pots, and plates for sale. For a unique experience, visit this buzzing market as part of an electric scooter tour. The market is only open on certain days of the week, so check in advance before coming. – Tripadvisor

On the Antalya Burdur Road, Antalya 07100 Turkiye

Approximately 34 kilometers northwest of Antalya lies Termessos and the beautiful Güllük Dagi National Park. The ancient Psidian city is built on a mountain platform, surrounded by pine woods and an abundance of rare plants. It’s one of the best preserved historical sites of Turkey and, due to its isolated location, an oasis of calm and tranquility.

Fener Mah. Tekelioglu Cad. No:55 Lara, Muratpasa, Antalya 07160 Turkiye

Antalya’s premium Shopping Center TerraCity introduced national and international store chains and world-known brands to Antalya public for the first time. TerraCity gained a new dimension to shopping concept. It became the most attracting life center in Antalya, with its 180 stores and restaurants. TerraCity offers an entertainment and shopping environment in a unique concept, with its entertainment areas, famous brands and drinking & eating area with a capacity for 1000 people.

Lara Kent Parki Lara, Muratpasa, Antalya Turkiye

Located east of Antalya, Lara Beach is one of Turkey’s most expansive beaches, home to waterfront hotels, restaurants, bars, and entertainment options. Although some sections belong to the hotels, the western end of the beach is free to enter. Families love the shallow, crystalline waters and clean shores that are great for swimming. You can enjoy water activities like jet skiing, paragliding, snorkeling, and banana boat rides too. There are also public barbecue areas and sunbeds available to rent for a small fee. Lara Beach is great for a sun-kissed getaway, but be mindful of summer crowds. – Tripadvisor

Tahilpazari Mahallesi, Kazim Ozalp Caddesi, No:84 Muratpasa, Antalya 07050 Turkiye

Guzeloba Mah. Lara Cad. Lara Birlik Halk Plajı No:208/1 Sandland Muratpaşa, Antalya 07230 Turkiye

Sandland is an open air sand sculpture exhibition which that organized by Global Design Art Works. This fantastic and an amazing world that the other name is Antalya Sand Sculpture Museum is considered the one of the biggest sand event of the world, by the size of its and the area they occupy which about 10.000 Square meters. Sandland is uniqe sand sculpture exhibition that may visit all year long. Every year approximatly 150.000 Person visits Sandland from all over the world. More than 25 master sand sculptores from all over the world create more than 100 pieces huge sized sand sculptures by using 10.000 tons of sand. Tema of the exhibition every year changes and this year theme is ''A SPACE ADVENTURE”. Get ready for an unforgettable experience.