Daily Tour
Departure location: Antalya
Duration: Fullday (+7hours)
From €65
Indicative starting price; may vary by date and availability.
Daily Tour
About this tour Antalya Old Town, also known as Kaleiçi, is the historical heart of the city and one of its most visited areas. Its narrow stone streets, historic buildings, sea views, and authentic atmosphere offer visitors a feeling of ha
About this tour
Antalya Old Town, also known as Kaleiçi, is the historical heart of the city and one of its most visited areas. Its narrow stone streets, historic buildings, sea views, and authentic atmosphere offer visitors a feeling of having traveled back in time.
Kaleiçi is the historical center of Antalya, bearing traces of the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods. Today, restored Ottoman houses serve as boutique hotels, cafes, restaurants, and art galleries. Hadrian’s Gate is a magnificent triumphal arch located in Antalya’s historic Kaleiçi district, built in honor of Roman Emperor Hadrian. It has survived to this day as one of Antalya’s best-preserved ancient structures. Hadrian’s Gate was built in 130 AD to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian to Antalya. As one of the most important entrance gates to the ancient Pamphylia region, this structure served as the city’s main transit point for centuries.
The history of the Broken Minaret dates back to the Roman period (2nd century AD). Originally built as a Roman temple, it was converted into the Panagia Church during the Byzantine period, and later used as a mosque during the Ottoman period.
A major fire in the 11th century damaged its minaret and superstructure, hence its current name, “The Broken Minaret.”
Departure location: Antalya
Duration: Fullday (+7hours)
From €65
Indicative starting price; may vary by date and availability.Meeting point in Kaleiçi (Old Town). Transfer service from Kaleiçi or Belek/Kemer area can be provided upon request for an extra fee.
Hadrian's Gate was built in 130 AD to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian to Antalya. As one of the most important entrance gates to the ancient Pamphylia region, this structure served as the city's main transit point for centuries.
The history of the Broken Minaret dates back to the Roman period (2nd century AD). Originally built as a Roman temple, it was converted into the Panagia Church during the Byzantine period, and then used as a mosque during the Ottoman period.
Hıdırlık Tower is thought to have been built in the 2nd century AD, during the Roman period. It is believed that the structure was used as a watchtower, lighthouse, or defensive structure over time.
The history of Ancient Harbour dates back to the Roman period. One of the most important trading ports of the ancient Pamphylia region, it was actively used during the Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods. For centuries, it played a strategic role in Antalya's maritime trade and defense.
The Antalya Clock Tower was built in the late 19th century during the Ottoman period. Part of the Kaleiçi city walls, it served both as a timekeeping device and an element of the city's defense.
Antalya's most authentic area History, culture, and sea views all in one place In the city center, easily accessible Ideal for photos and social media Opportunity to discover a lot in a short time
Walking through historic streets Enjoying coffee at cafes with sea views Shopping for souvenirs and handicrafts Viewing the marina at sunset Mediterranean cuisine at local restaurants
Departure location: Antalya
Duration: Fullday (+7hours)
From €75
Indicative starting price; may vary by date and availability.
Departure location: Antalya
Duration: Fullday (+7hours)
From €65
Indicative starting price; may vary by date and availability.