Antalya Old Town + Hadrian's Gate + Roman Harbour + Antalya Museum [Flexible Itinerary]

▲ Stroll through the old streets, winding through narrow alleys flanked by colorful Ottoman-style buildings, where every window seems to whisper tales of ancient times.

▲ Located in the historic Kaleiçi district of Antalya, the Yivli Minare Camii (Fluted Minaret Mosque) is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Türkiye. This mosque is also commonly known as the Alaaddin Mosque or Ulu Camii (meaning "Grand Mosque"). In addition to its function as a mosque, the complex includes an Islamic school, lodgings for Mevlevi dervishes, and the mausoleum of Nigar Hatun. The minaret, adorned with dark blue tiles, serves as a prominent local landmark and was officially inscribed as a Turkish World Heritage site in 2016.

▲ Don't miss this historic mosque, its tranquility and solemnity command deep respect.

▲ Hadrian's Gate is located at the entrance of the old town, consisting of three beautifully carved arches, also known as the Triple Arch. It was built in 130 AD by the Roman Emperor Hadrian to commemorate his reign over the city. Passing through this 2,000-year-old gate feels like stepping back in time, with its typical Ottoman-style yellow two-story houses and winding, narrow cobblestone streets forming a complex maze.

▲ Stroll along the seaside promenade, feel the Mediterranean breeze on your face, and listen to the soothing sound of waves gently lapping the shore, creating a refreshing and delightful experience.