Sep 17, 2015- Antalya is a vibrant city sitting on the southern edge of Turkey with a strategic location overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the beautiful Taurus Mountains. Tourists from all over the world flock to the city thanks to its richness in unique historical as well as touristic and natural attractions.
A view of the old city in Antalya during sunset. Spring is the best time to pay a visit due to cooler temperatures. The old city features souks, shops, restaurants, traditional artifacts and delicious selections from the Turkish cuisine. Don't forget to taste the mouthwatering Turkish ice cream with all its different flavors.
One of the many restaurants near the city of Kemer, which is a seaside resort located about 40 kilometers away from Antalya. The combination of delectable food, cool breezes and water flowing underneath each table makes for a one-of-its-kind experience.
Top of Mount Olympos on the road to Kemer. The mountain rises over 2000 meters and can be reached through a dedicated cable-car trip which is a little expensive (costs 35 Euros for entrance fees) but definitely worth it.
Another view of the Duden River and the waterfalls area.
The famous Duden Waterfalls are two parts and located near the city of Antalya. They end up falling in the Mediterranean Sea.
Another view of the Duden River and the waterfalls area.
Another view of the Duden River and the waterfalls area.
The famous Clock Tower sits at the center of the old city and is surrounded by the bustling souks and shops offering local and international products and cuisines.
Another view of the Harbor District during sunset.
A view of the Harbor District in the city of Antalya. The harbor can be reached by foot in a half hour trip, or simply by an elevator near the Clock Tower. Sailors are welcoming and at times very pushy to get people on sea trips in their ships.
