Visit Antalya
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Antalya: How to get there?
3hr 20min drive from FethiyeAntalya: When to go?
From April to NovemberAntalya: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Antalya Vacations
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Antalya has some great attractions. It has a bit of everything - a harbor town full of history, culture and with stunning scenery.
Antalya: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Antalya is a touristic seaside resort located approximately 750km South of Istanbul. It's mainly a destination for families seeking calm and peaceful holidays.
My suggestion
When booking accommodation in Antalya, pay attention to the types of services provided. Indeed, you could find yourself in a holiday club (very common in Antalya) whereas you thought you were in a simple, independent hotel.
Based on flight arrivals from London, this is the third most popular tourist town in the world, as witnessed by its evolution in to the 'Turkish Riviera'. But even so, Antalya is an enjoyable town.
My suggestion
If you want to find out more about Antalya's heritage and archaeological assets, then head to the Antalya Museum.
Antalya has some great attractions. It has a bit of everything - a harbor town full of history, culture and with stunning scenery.
My suggestion
You should definately do a tour of the old Kaleiçi district, with its Ottoman-style architecture. A stroll around will plunge you into the Ottoman era.
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