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When you have a vacation in Antalya and spend time in Turkish Riviera, a visit you Dolphinarium are full of fun. They deliver a one of a kind experiences that is entertaining, educational and completely interactive. For many visitors swimming […]

Before Antalya became one of Turkey’s top summer resort towns, it was the ancient city of Attalia, founded during the Hellenistic period, later becoming part of the Roman Empire. As such, Antalya’s old town is one of its most important sights […]

As one of the biggest aquarium complexes of the world, Antalya Aquarium offers inspiration, entertainment and education all at once. After touring the 40 thematic aquariums, you will come across the biggest tunnel aquarium of the world with a length of 131 meters and […]

The old Lydian port of Phaselis is where Alexander the Great set up his winter quarters in 334 BC. There are remains of a theatre, aqueduct, temples, and a Hadrian’s Arch Gate, erected in AD 114. There is a museum […]

Beydaglari Coast National Park is in the west of Antalya City, and 30 km northeast of Finike. The park crosses the Antalya – Kemer – Kumluca state highway. The area is in western Taurus Mountains, with a geological structure predominantly […]

One of the seven wonders of the ancient world called Artemis temple is about 1km away from Selcuk down town on the way to Kusadasi. It situates on the right-hand side of the bottom gate of Ephesus which is near […]

It is about 9kms/ 7miles far way on the top of the mount Nightingale and takes half an hour drive from Selcuk town. The house is over 1200 foot / 300 meters from the sea level among the pine woods. It […]

Ephesus, Greek Ephesos, the most important Greek city in Ionian Asia Minor, the ruins of which lie near the modern village of Selcuk in western Turkey. In Roman times it was situated on the northern slopes of the hills Coressus and […]

Didyma, also called Didymi, or Branchidae, ancient sanctuary and seat of an oracle of Apollo, located south of Miletus in modern Turkey. Before being plundered and burned by the Persians (c. 494 BC), the sanctuary was in the charge of the Branchids, a priestly caste named […]

Priene, ancient city of Ionia about 6 miles (10 km) north of the Menderes (Maeander) River and 10 miles (16 km) inland from the Aegean Sea, in southwestern Turkey. Its well-preserved remains are a major source of information about ancient Greek […]