[2025 Antalya Attraction] Travel Guide for Hadrian's Gate (Updated Apr)

Antayla is an absolutely stunning coastal city and a great place to begin your travels through 🇹🇷 Turkey. Day 1: Explore the old town, old bazaar, archeological museum, and Konyaalti beach. Day 2: Take a tour of historical sites(Aspendos & Perge, or Pamakkule Hieralpolis & Cleopatra pools) Day 3: Take a boat tour [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Old town + beautiful old buildings, Hadrian's Gate, delicious food, sunset views from rooftop restaurants, shopping. 2. Pamakkule Hieralpolis + Interesting landscape, ancient ruins. 3. Boat Tour + There are many to choose from, relax, have lunch, and swim in the Mediterranean sea. [Must-Try Food] 1. Pastorale + Chicken & Cheese 2. Sauvignon + Butter garlic prawns 3. Kalypso Beach + Salmon Spinach or one of their platters [Accommodation ] Stay in the old town. It's central and beautiful. La Paloma Hotel Kılınçarslan, Tabakhane Sk, Kaleiçi No:3, 07100 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Türkiye [Photo Spots] 1. Hadrians Gate + Beautiful Roman Architecture can be found at one of the entrances of the Old Town. 2. Karaalioglu Parki Seyir Terasi + Wonderful sunset views, over the ocean, and mountain ranges. 3. Konyaalti beach + You will have the gorgeous backdrop of huge mountains to your right, with the contrast of the bright blue Mediterranean sea and cliffs to the left. Stunning, especially in the late afternoon. [Tips] Don't be afraid to use public transport, it is fairly easy and cost effective. Go onto YouTube and type in Antayla Smart card. You will find a video by "Burak Unal - AntaylaKart Guide", this video tells you all about how to buy and use the card. Happy Adventuring 🥳 #traveldiaries #bestsunset #100waysoftravel #turkeytrip #autumntrip

⛱️Must-visit attractions: ▪️Antalya: The temperature soared to 40 degrees starting in Antalya. The city of Antalya is not big, but there are many scenic spots to visit around it and the sea is also beautiful. At sunset, the whole city will gather at the lighthouse by the sea, bringing beer and cracking melon seeds to watch the sunset. And the prices are the most beautiful of all cities. ▪️D400: The most beautiful thing was the blue hole jelly sea we encountered by chance, which strengthened our determination to swim in the sea. I didn't have a good time in Kas due to the high temperature. I believe the scenery is beautiful, but it is not much different from other small towns. ▪️Fethiye: Go to the market to buy fruits and then go to the beach and visit the vegetable market. You will get: cherries at 5 yuan per pound, watermelons at 1 yuan per kilogram, and many, many smiling faces! Then enjoy a fruit feast at the beach! ▪️Cesme: Cesme area belongs to Alacati district. The town is quiet, with few people during the day and bustling at night. · 🌄Travel guide: 1⃣️: Antalya: Kaleici-Hadrian Gate-Watch the sunset at the port 2⃣️: D400: Kaputas Beach-Kaş Town-Kumluca Town-Fethiye 3⃣️: Fethiye: Fethiye Cuma Pazari Market-Oludeniz Beach 4⃣️: Cesme: Alacati-Cesme Beach 🏨Accommodation guide: Be sure to check if the homestay has air conditioning! In addition, I don’t recommend staying in Alacati, it is a beautiful rural area in China, chickens, dogs and cats bark in turn all night... · 💗Other tips: 🚗Transportation: Antalya-Fethiye, charter a car

Hadrian's Gate is a triumphal arch which was built in the name of Roman emperor Hadrian in the year 130 AD, when he visited the city. It is located at Ataturk Street, Muratpasa, Antalya, Turkey, it can be reached by foot, during a walk through the historical old town, or by trams. It is open 24 hours. It is the only remaining entrance gate in the walls that surround the city and harbor. Its three archways are of the same size - 4.15 meters wide and 6.18 meters heights with two towers standing on either side, that is 8 meters high. You can wander around the souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants along the street.

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suggestion! This 10-day guide to Türkiye takes you on an in-depth exploration of the best of Istanbul and Cappadocia, allowing you to experience the local customs at a reasonable and leisurely pace. It is very suitable for the relaxed travel needs of the elderly. -------------------- 🕶️Itinerary: DAY1-DAY2: After arriving in Istanbul from various places and preparing a 24-hour airport pick-up service, we started our city business tour. Afterwards, we will go to Izmir and arrange a one-day tour: witness the history of the Obelisk, savor the sacredness of Hagia Sophia, and appreciate the rich style of the Blue Mosque. DAY3-DAY4: Cross from Izmir to Pamukkale. We will visit the Alacati/Cesme Castle and take in the spectacular Pamukkale scenic area. After arriving in Fethiye, we will go to experience the Dead Sea beach, where more interesting paragliding is waiting for you to challenge. DAY5-DAY6: Then we continued to Antalya. Passing Butterfly Valley, Kaputas Beach, and the small town of Kashi. Cherish every moment of your one-day tour in Antalya and let your Chinese tour guide lead you to explore historical sites such as Hadrian's Gate and Side Ancient City. DAY7-DAY8: Depart from Antalya and head to Cappadocia. How can you miss the hot air balloon when you come here? Enjoy the visual experience from high altitude, take you to the Goreme Observation Deck, Pigeon Valley, etc., and discover the mystery of Uchisar Castle together. DAY9-DAY10: Continue to enjoy hot air balloons in Cappadocia and chase the sunrise. Then we will return to Istanbul to end our wonderful trip. -------------------- 🎒 Travel preparation: essential items for traveling to Türkiye 🌐 For any international trip, a phone card is essential. Buy a local Turkish phone card to ensure unimpeded communications. This way you can share travel photos and stay in touch with family and friends at any time! ⚡ Plug converters are also important! The voltage in Türkiye is 220V, the frequency is 50Hz, and the plug type is European standard. We need to prepare the corresponding plug converter to ensure the normal use of electronic devices such as mobile phones and cameras. 📜 Don’t forget all the necessary documents, such as passport, visa, mainland China ID card, etc. I would like to remind everyone that a visa is required to travel to Türkiye, so please complete the relevant procedures in advance. 👕👖 As for clothing, since February is winter in Türkiye, it is recommended that you prepare a woolen sweater, a windproof jacket and warm pants. At the same time, bring some thick cotton socks and a warm hat to keep warm during outdoor activities. 📷 Of course, you also need to bring a camera. The beautiful scenery of Istanbul, Cappadocia and other places in Türkiye is definitely worth capturing with your camera. 📚 Later, bring a travel guide or pre-installed Türkiye travel apps. This will help you plan your trip better and explore this exotic country in depth. -------------------- Türkiye is a place full of magic and romance. Remember to bring a good mood to explore every corner of it!

#celebrateit Hadrian's Gate was built in 130 due to Roman Emperor Hadrianus in Antalya, on Atatürk Street, on the Ancient Port walls. The emperor entered the city through this magnificent gate. The two façades of the gate have four columns each. Floral decorations adorn the gate and stylized heads of lions dominate the upper portion. Wandering further downhill will take you to pretty Kaleici (Old Town) Harbour, while the other side will take you to Kaleici.

Day 1:Arrived at apartments. Old Town Deluxe Flats📍Address: Kilicarslan Mah. Tabakhane Sok. No:11, Kaleici, 07310 Antalya, Turkey Day 2: Wandered around Old Town to find breakfast and then off to the Airport to collect the my amazing partner and then the Valentines get away could begin. Irish pub detected, first pint of Guinness enjoyed. #couplestrip Day 3: Valentines day in Antalya, weather is stunning and so off to make the best of it. 💞 When you're dating a lover of Greek history and an Archaeology major... #museums 1. Antalya Archaeology Museum 💰Average Price per Person: £13 2. Varyant Restaurant for lunch with an amazing view of Antalya 3. Down to the beach either follow the road through the fruit trees and cherry blossoms with benches along the way or walk to the cliff lift that takes you straight down. 4. Dinner at a Steak restaurant - Kaleici Aparts and steak restaurant 💰Average Price per Person: £45 Day 3: Wander through Old Town and round Hadriens Gate. #lovetowander There's so many twists and turns within the walls, multiple bars and restaurants of different nationalities and shops to wander through, history to learn. Wander, explore, eat. All through Old Town there are little look out Spots where you can take photos and if you're lucky find a secluded terrace garden with a view that serves amazing seafood such as Marco Terrace #localfood Day 4: Souvenir buying 💞Reasons to Recommend: Go deep into the walls of old town, head to The Arena which is a live music bar but easy to find, along there are small shops where you can browse comfortably without being jumped on by people trying to sell. If like us you're a fan of Vikings and rock music then a short walk from there is Odins Bar which is really cool and has live music. Day 5: Breakfast at Dubh Linn and home, sad to leave but will definitely return. [Photo Spots] 1. Karaaaliloğlu Parkı - Observation deck of the sea and mountains 2. Kacili Park Viewing Platform - Stunning Views of the harbour in a beautiful park. 3. Konyaaltı Varyant - Opposite the Museum, stunning panoramic views of Antalya [Tips]Antalya Archaeological MuseumAntalya Archaeological MuseumAntalya Archaeological Museum

For Spring Festival travel, a 7-day trip to Türkiye is the right time! This amazing itinerary will take you to experience the unique exotic customs. Come and start your romantic journey! / 🛣️Itinerary: DAY1: Arrive in Istanbul and enjoy 24-hour airport pick-up service, with attentive assistance from a local driver and Chinese micro-butler. DAY2: Explore Hagia Sophia 🕍 - Visit Topkapi Palace - Visit the bustling Grand Bazaar - Stroll through Sultanahmet Square - Feel the tranquility of the Holy Peace Church - Admire the ancient charm of the Egyptian obelisk. DAY3: Discover the mysteries of Kaymakli Underground City - Explore the wonders of Goreme National Park - See the unique fairy chimney landforms - Visit the charming town of Avanos. DAY4: Depart from Goreme Town - head to beautiful Antalya - stroll through the historical district of Kaleici and feel the weight of history - visit the magnificent Hadrian's Gate. DAY5: Enjoy the sun and waves at Kaputas Beach 🏖️ - Explore the charming town of Kaş. DAY6: Immerse yourself in the unique landscape of the Dead Sea in Türkiye - relax on the beaches of the Dead Sea in Türkiye. DAY7: End the wonderful journey in Istanbul and enjoy 24-hour airport transfer service, with local drivers and Chinese micro-butlers to provide you with convenience. 🌟 / Must-see attractions: Hagia Sophia ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Sultan Ahmet, Ayasofya Meydanı No:1, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul Opening hours: 09:00-19:30 Play time: 2-3 hours The symbol of Türkiye showcases the charm of Byzantine architecture, and the colors of the dome are simply breathtakingly beautiful! Topkapi Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Cankurtaran, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday-Sunday 10:00-16:00; Tuesday closed all day Play time: 2-3 hours This is the palace of the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. It has rich collections and it feels like traveling through the corridor of history. Grand Bazaar ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Beyazıt, Kalpakçılar Cd. No:22, 34126 Fatih/İstanbul Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 08:30-19:00; Sunday closed all day Play time: 2-3 hours The Turkish-style indoor market with a wide variety of goods will definitely open your eyes! Kaleici Historic District ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Muratpaşa, Selcuk, Antalya Province, Türkiye Postal Code: 07100 Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 3-4 hours The Ottoman architecture here is unique in style, as if you have traveled back in time and felt the weight of history. / 🧳 Travel checklist: must-have items for your trip to Türkiye 📘 Documents: passport, visa, ID card, three essential items for traveling. 📱 Phone card: Local phone card, convenient for surfing the Internet and making phone calls. 🔌 Plug converter: European standard conversion plug, compatible with Turkish sockets. 👗 Clothing: Down jackets and sweaters. It’s quite cold in Türkiye in January, so you should bring some with you. 👟 Shoes: Non-slip and warm winter boots make exploring the city more comfortable. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your phone fully charged. 💰 Cash and Credit Cards: Keep some cash on hand for more convenient shopping. / A trip to Türkiye is not just about romantic hot air balloons and charming blue coasts, there are countless surprises waiting for you to discover!

Antalya is one of Türkiye's most popular tourist destinations, located on the Mediterranean coast and boasting beautiful beaches, historical sites and abundant natural landscapes. Here are some Antalya travel tips to help you better plan your trip: 1️⃣Best time to travel Antalya has a Mediterranean climate with warm and dry summers and mild winters. The best time to travel is during spring and autumn (April to June, September to November), when the weather is pleasant and there are relatively few tourists. 2️⃣ Must-see attractions • Old Town (Kaleiçi): This is the historical core of Antalya, with charming old streets, orange houses and stone alleyways. Visitors can visit historical sites such as Hadrian's Gate, the Bell Tower, and Hadrian's Wall. •Antalya Museum: Displaying a wealth of ancient sites and artifacts, it is a great place to learn about Antalya’s history. •Kalper Gate (Hadrian's Gate): A Roman-era archway, it is a landmark entrance into the old town of Antalya. •Düden Waterfalls: Located in the northeast of the city, it is one of Antalya’s famous natural attractions. • Konyaaltı Beach and Lara Beach: Two beautiful beaches perfect for enjoying the sun and sea. •Tünektepe Teleferik: Take the cable car to the top and get a panoramic view of Antalya. 3️⃣ Food Recommendations •Kebap: Antalya is famous for its various grilled meats and Turkish specialties. •Pide: A Turkish version of pizza filled with meat, vegetables or cheese. •Baklava: Made from puff pastry, nuts and syrup, it is a popular local dessert. •Fresh seafood: Antalya is close to the sea, and fresh seafood restaurants are very popular. 4️⃣Transportation • Public transportation: Antalya has a well-developed bus network, connecting major attractions and the city. •Taxi: Taxis in the city are convenient and fast, but you need to make sure the meter is on. •Car rental: If you plan to explore the surrounding area, renting a car is a good option. • Cable cars: Cable cars like the one at Mount Talbie offer fantastic views. 5️⃣Surrounding Tours •Perge Ancient City: About 15 kilometers from Antalya, it is a well-preserved ancient Roman city site. • Aspendos: One of the best-preserved ancient Roman theaters in the world, it still hosts performances today. • Phaselis: An ancient port city with beautiful beaches and ancient monuments. 6️⃣ Shopping •Antalya Bazaar: You can buy various Turkish handicrafts, carpets, spices, pottery and other souvenirs here. •Antalya shopping malls: such as Terracity Mall, which is a good place for modern shopping. 7️⃣ Tips • Language: The main language in Antalya is Turkish, but many staff in tourist areas can speak English. •Currency: Antalya uses the Turkish Lira (TRY), which can be withdrawn at local ATMs. • Etiquette: Turks are very welcoming to guests, but please dress appropriately when entering religious places such as mosques.

#January travel support event #Turkiye travel 1. Address: Pamukkale Key points: Limestone hot springs Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2. Address: Istanbul Key points: Blue Mosque and Bosphorus Strait Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Want to go to Türkiye during the Spring Festival? Come, this 7-day travel guide will take you to romantic Türkiye, a must-have for Spring Festival travel! / Tour route: Day 1: 🛫 Arrive in Istanbul, enjoy 24-hour pick-up service, and be warmly received by local driver and Chinese-speaking micro-butler. Day 2: Hagia Sophia -> Topkapi Palace -> Explore the Grand Bazaar -> Stroll in Sultanahmet Square -> Visit the Holy Peace Church -> Take a close look at the Egyptian Obelisk and experience Istanbul in depth History and Culture. Day 3: Explore the Kaymakli Underground City -> Stroll through Goreme National Park -> Admire the unique fairy chimneys -> Tour of ceramic art in the town of Avanos. Day 4: Depart from Goreme Town->Go to Antalya->Visit the historical district of Kalec->Check in at the Hadrian's Gate monument. Day 5: Leisure time at Kaptash Beach -> Explore the charming town of Kaptash. Day 6: Immerse yourself in the magic of Türkiye’s Dead Sea -> Enjoy the comfort of Türkiye’s Dead Sea beach. Day 7: 🛬End of the trip in Istanbul, 24-hour airport drop-off service, go home with good memories. / Travel tips: 🕒 Time difference: Türkiye is 5 hours behind Beijing time, so you need to adjust the time difference~ 📇 Visa: You need to apply for a visa when traveling to Türkiye. It is important to prepare the required materials in advance! 🍽️ Food: Be sure to try the Turkish kebab and desserts, they taste great👍! / Türkiye, a country of mystery and romance, is waiting for you to explore every stunning corner, don’t miss it!

During my visit to Antalya, I explored Hadrian’s Gate, a stunning Roman structure built in 130 AD to honor Emperor Hadrian. Walking through its marble arches felt like stepping back in time. The intricate carvings and historical aura made it a highlight of my trip, blending past and present perfectly.On my trip to Antalya, I visited Hadrian’s Gate, a magnificent Roman monument from 130 AD, built for Emperor Hadrian. Walking under its three marble arches, I admired the intricate carvings and felt the weight of history. It was a surreal moment, blending ancient times with the vibrant city around it.

#2024mapped Antalya, located on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, is a stunning destination known as the “Turkish Riviera.” Famous for its golden beaches, turquoise waters, and luxury resorts, it also boasts a rich history. The Old Town (Kaleiçi) features charming streets, ancient ruins, and the iconic Hadrian’s Gate. With its vibrant markets, waterfalls, and outdoor activities, Antalya offers something for everyone. #europetrip #magicalxmastrip

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Antalya, Turkey’s jewel on the Mediterranean coast, is a destination that captivates with its blend of history, natural beauty, and vibrant culture. Known as the "Turquoise Coast," it offers something for every traveler. The Old Town, Kaleiçi, with its cobblestone streets and Ottoman-era architecture, was a delight to explore. The ancient Hadrian’s Gate and the picturesque marina added a touch of history and charm. For nature enthusiasts, the Düden and Kursunlu Waterfalls provided serene escapes surrounded by lush greenery. The beaches, from Konyaaltı to Lara, boasted soft sands and azure waters perfect for relaxation or water sports. Meanwhile, the ancient ruins of Perge and Aspendos transported me back to the grandeur of Roman times. Antalya’s warm hospitality, delicious local cuisine, and vibrant bazaars make it an unforgettable destination. Whether seeking adventure, culture, or tranquility, this coastal paradise delivers a perfect getaway. #travel #turkey

🌈Attractions: Hadrian's Gate is located in the old town of Antalya, Türkiye. It is one of the main entrances to the ancient city of Kaleiçi. The structure of the city walls and archways is full of historical charm, and its shape is a triumphal arch from the Roman era. In 130 AD, the Roman Emperor Hadrian ordered its construction to commemorate his visit to Antalya, nearly two thousand years ago. It not only witnessed the evolution of Antalya from ancient times to modern times, but is also the best-preserved Roman building in the entire city. The Hadrian's Gate has a unique architectural style, consisting of three arches, a tower on each side, four Corinthian columns in front of the gate, and exquisite carvings on the door. History has not erased those exquisite carvings. There are many holes for pigeons to roost on the ancient city walls. When people sit there and start feeding them, the pigeons will fly down and return to the wall after eating. 🎟️Ticket information: This historical landscape belongs to the city center and is currently open to the public free of charge. 🕐️Scenic area opening hours: open 24 hours a day, there will be lights at night, the recommended visiting time is 8:00-19:00. 💗Other tips: Passing through the arch, you can experience the time and space switching between the modern city and the ancient city. If you are lucky enough to have the tower on the right open, you can go up to overlook the scenery of the old city and see the streets, buildings and coastline in the distance of the ancient city.

#coupletravel 📍Antalya, Türkiye 🇹🇷 Antalya is an enchanting destination that offers couples the perfect blend of stunning scenery, rich history, and luxurious relaxation. Nestled along the beautiful Turkish Riviera, the city boasts picturesque beaches, charming old town streets, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Stroll hand-in-hand through the ancient streets of Kaleiçi, where you can explore boutique shops, cozy cafes, and historical landmarks like Hadrian's Gate. Don't miss the chance to relax on the sun-kissed beaches of Lara and Konyaaltı, where you can unwind with a romantic beach picnic or enjoy water sports together. #turkiye #turkiyetrip #romantictrip

#SeptemberDestinations2024 #Turkey Antalya is a southern city in Turkey, located on the Mediterranean coast. It has a very long Mediterranean beach. It is the largest sea resort in Turkey. The wonderful fusion of beautiful beaches and traditional Turkish culture is very popular with tourists and very lively. Hadrian's Gate 🌉 Don’t miss the ancient monument Hadrian’s Arch, which was built for the ancient Roman Emperor Hadrian when he visited Antalya. Now it stands in the old city, near the bustling modern commercial avenue. Passing through the city gate gives you a feeling of traveling through time, proving the city's long history. The city center of the old town is full of local street snacks, cafes, and souvenir shops. It is suitable for taking a break when you are tired of shopping🪑☕️

Hadrian's Gate in Antalya is a must-visit historical landmark for tourists. Built in 130 AD to honor the Roman Emperor Hadrian's visit, this well-preserved triumphal arch marks the entrance to Antalya's Old Town (Kaleiçi). Its three arched gateways, flanked by towers, showcase intricate Roman architecture and carvings. Surrounded by vibrant streets and local shops, Hadrian's Gate offers a glimpse into the ancient past amid the lively modern atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and photographers alike. #antalya #hadriansgate #antalyaoldtown #antalyaturkey #turkey

#Antalya #KonyaaltıBeach #DudenWaterfall Antalya is a must-visit place where you can feel the warm Mediterranean sunshine, romantic beaches and ports, ancient architecture, and modern times. I felt happy just walking around leisurely during my trip. I went swimming at Konyaalti Beach, felt history at the museum, and the old town inside Hadrian's Gate was a lively place where you can really feel Antalya! I really recommend it!!

Awesome night out , at Hadrian’s Gate it’s very beautiful having a nice dinner and after bar crawling. Nice music , great band must visit Antalya.

Antalya is located in the southwest of Turkey, facing the Mediterranean Sea, and is a holy land for tourism and vacation, with many historical relics. The most historical site is undoubtedly Hadrian's Gate and the old town area behind it. Entering Hadrian's Gate is like pushing open the heavy doors of history. The old town area of Antalya slowly comes into view, with its quiet, crisscrossing alleys. The owners of various characteristic shops are still in their dreams, with only the eternal wind occasionally blowing through. Most of my companions went out to sea, while my friend and I walked through the intersection of history and modernity, leaving behind all kinds of wonderful memories from the journey.

#2024wish In 2023, I visited this massive and ancient landmark in the heart of Antalya, Türkiye! 🇹🇷 Locally known as “Hadrian’s Gate”, it is understood to have been built around 150 BC, and was named after the Roman emperor Hadrian. 🏛️🕊️ Today, it’s at the very heart of Antalya’s coastal city, with tourists bustling about, and plenty of restaurants surrounding it. 🫒🥙🍽️ If you visit Antalya, you have to see this magnificent, ancient spot! I hope I can visit it again in 2024. 🇹🇷 #localguides #travelinspiration #turkey #trip

#2024wish Just experienced the timeless charm of Hadrian's Gate in Antalya! 🏛️✨ No entrance fee, just a step back in time as I walked through this magnificent Roman triumphal arch. #HadriansGateJourney #AncientWonders The intricate details of the gate, dating back to 130 AD, are awe-inspiring. The archway adorned with elegant reliefs and the towering columns make it a true architectural gem. It felt like a portal to Antalya's rich history. 🌐🏰 The location at the entrance of Kaleici, Antalya's old town, adds to the allure. The blend of ancient grandeur and the vibrant, bustling streets creates a magical atmosphere. Exploring the narrow alleys and hidden gems nearby was a delightful bonus. 🏰🍵 The stunning views of the Mediterranean from the top of the gate are breathtaking. It's a perfect spot for photos and a moment of reflection on the historical significance of this ancient structure. The sea breeze adds a refreshing touch. 🌊📸 Karaalioglu Park, just a short stroll away, is a serene escape. The lush greenery and panoramic views of the sea provide a peaceful contrast to the historic exploration. It's an ideal place to relax and soak in Antalya's natural beauty. 🌳🏞️ Indulging in authentic Turkish cuisine at the local cafes around Kaleici was a culinary delight. The aromatic spices, traditional mezes, and warm hospitality added a delicious layer to the overall experience. 🍽️🌶️ Hadrian's Gate isn't just a monument; it's a captivating journey through time. The seamless integration of history, architecture, and nearby attractions makes it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a glimpse into Antalya's rich past. #AntalyaTimeTravel #HistoricLandmarks

📍Destination: Antalya, Turkey 🌟Highlights: Historical sites, perfect combination of nature and humanities ✨Experience sharing: Antalya, Turkey, a magical place where history and nature intersect. 🏞️Here, I feel as if I have traveled through time and space, immersed in the glory of the ancient Roman Empire. 🏰Every ancient city, every temple, tells a thousand-year-old story. 🏩Accommodation recommendation: In Antalya, I chose a guesthouse in the old town, which is close to various attractions and surrounded by delicious food, allowing me to enjoy a wonderful night. ✨Itinerary recommendation: In Antalya, in addition to the previously shared Antalya Ancient City and Hadrian's Gate, there are several places that can be connected in one day! 🏰🗿The next morning, we chartered a car to the ancient city of Side, which was an important trade center in ancient times and known as the 'City of Pomegranates'. Then, we visited the temples of Apollo and Athena, the Aspendos ancient theater, and the ancient city of Perga. These places not only allowed me to appreciate the charm of ancient civilization, but also deepened my understanding of human wisdom and creativity. 🏛️🏟️ ✨Travel tips: Antalya was founded in the second century BC and is an important port in the Mediterranean. So when planning your itinerary, leave some extra time for this historic city. The ancient city of Side is a city with a long history, with many ancient Greek and Roman buildings scattered around, it is an open-air history museum of Turkey. Walking here is like being in the long river of history. 🏛️🏞️ The Aspendos ancient theater is one of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the Mediterranean region. After more than 1700 years, it still holds concerts every year. The acoustic design here is very unique, which is amazing! 🏟️🎵🎶 In the ancient city of Perga, you can see many ancient architectural ruins. Even if you only see these ruins, you can imagine its past glory and prosperity. It was once one of the richest and most beautiful cities in the world. 🏛️The glory and prosperity on the ruins are amazing!

📍Antalya, Hadrian's Gate This is a gate built to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian in 130! It is said to be an Ionic gate with double-headed columns. There is a path in the middle of the road where carriages used to pass, so take a close look when you pass through the gate👍👍 #Overseas travel #Turkey travel #Turkiye travel

📍Antalya, Hadrian's Gate Hadrian's Gate is a monumental gate in Antalya, named after the 2nd century Roman emperor Hadrian! Pass through this huge gate that has been maintained for nearly 2,000 years and feel the spirit of that time😌 #Overseas travel #Turkey travel #Turkiye travel

📍Antalya, Hadrian's Gate There are ancient Roman ruins in Antalya. The most representative one is Hadrian's Gate! It is an Ionic gate built in 130 AD to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian, and it is a wonderful gate that has been preserved for nearly 2,000 years. I never thought I would encounter ancient Roman ruins in Turkey, but I was happy to see such a wonderful ruin! #OverseasTravel #TurkeyTravel #TurkiyeTravel

#Overseas travel Hadrian's Gate is said to be an Ionic gate built in 130 AD to commemorate the visit of the Roman emperor. This is the passageway leading to the old city, so if you plan to visit the old city, I highly recommend stopping by! Also, since the prices will double when you pass through here, I recommend filling your stomach with food or snacks before entering the old city!