How this list works
Sixteen sights, each with its own page: what it is, why it is there, and what to expect when you arrive. No prices and no opening times — those change, and the operator is the only source that is right on the day.
⭐ If you have one day, the honest answer is Kaleiçi, the old harbor below it and Hıdırlık Tower at sunset, on foot. Everything else is a bonus.
Sixteen, not more
This list is short on purpose. Antalya's other famous names — Side, Aspendos, Perge, Termessos — are in the province, not the city, and they are on the day trips page where they belong.
A cable car up the hill west of town gets mentioned in most guides. It is not here, because there is not enough of it to write a page about honestly.
KaleiçiThe Walled Town On The CliffHadrian's GateBuilt For One Visit, In Ad 130The Fluted MinaretThe City'S Signature, In Brick And TurquoiseHıdırlık TowerA Roman Tower Nobody Is Sure AboutThe Truncated MinaretA Temple, Then A Church, Then A MosqueAntalya MuseumWhere The Province'S Ancient Cities Ended UpKonyaaltı BeachPebbles, And Mountains At The End Of ThemKurşunlu WaterfallA Gorge Of Pines Outside The CityDüden WaterfallsA River That Falls Off The Edge Of The CityKaraalioğlu ParkThe Cliff-Top Park At The End Of The Old TownThe Clock TowerThe Old Gate, With A Clock AddedMurat Paşa MosqueOttoman, And Still The Neighbourhood'STekeli Mehmet Paşa MosqueTilework Beside The Clock TowerAntalya AquariumA Tunnel Under The Sea, IndoorsAtatürk ParkThe Cliff Walk On The Konyaalti SideThe Old HarborThe Reason The City Is Here
