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With its beaches and historical sites, the Turkish city of Antalya draws millions of visitors each year. Named in honor of King Attalus II of Pergamon in 150BC, its harbor also played host to his naval fleet. Konyaalti beach is also situated near the city. Several historical buildings can be found throughout the city stretching back into ancient times. Notable structures include: Hadrian's gate, ancient monuments such as the city walls, and a wide range of mosques, churches, and other religious buildings. The historical center of the city, known as Kaleici dominants the center and eastern portions of the city. On your visit, end each day in one of Hotels.com's comfortable Antalya hotels. On Hotels.com, you can chose from a wide range of accommodations with options available for every budget from simple one star hotels, to luxurious five star resorts. So whether you just want the basics, or a few days in luxury, make Hotels.com your first and only stop for Antalya hotels.
What's Antalya Like?
A trio of beaches can be found near the city; Konyaalti, Lara, and Karpuzkaldiran. Konyaalti is probably the most popular and stretches for seven kilometers along the western side of the city. The beach is a popular night life area as well with bars, nightclubs, and cafes near the shore. In the historical center of the city, both traditional Turkish and local Greek Architecture dominant the scene. Other historical sites include Hadrian's Gate. Built in the 2nd century by the Romans, it was constructed to honor Emperor Hadrian and features three arched gates. The gates remain in marvellous condition as they were actually built inside the original walls and were out of harm’s way. If you're looking to get away from the crowds, Karaalioglu Park serves as a good alternative and offers views of the Roman Harbor and nearby cliffs.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Antalya
Rich, Turkish cuisine is available throughout the city with a variety of dishes available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Antalya is famous for its jams, and teas often accompany them at breakfast. Kebabs are a traditional food, particularly at lunch time with thin slices of meat, and the end result is a much healthier and tastier option than what you might expect from kebabs in other parts of the world. While tea is very popular, after meals many locals will enjoy a cup of Turkish coffee. On Hotels.com's website, you can examine high resolution photos of every available hotel as well as independent reviews written by previous visitors to help you chose the best possible hotel for you. When you're ready to make a reservation, you can do so on Hotels.com or on the go by downloading Hotels.com's free mobile smartphone app. Book with Hotels.com now!
With its beaches and historical sites, the Turkish city of Antalya draws millions of visitors each year. Named in honor of King Attalus II of Pergamon in 150BC, its harbor also played host to his naval fleet. Konyaalti beach is also situated near the city. Several historical buildings can be found throughout the city stretching back into ancient times. Notable structures include: Hadrian's gate, ancient monuments such as the city walls, and a wide range of mosques, churches, and other religious buildings. The historical center of the city, known as Kaleici dominants the center and eastern portions of the city. On your visit, end each day in one of Hotels.com's comfortable Antalya hotels. On Hotels.com, you can chose from a wide range of accommodations with options available for every budget from simple one star hotels, to luxurious five star resorts. So whether you just want the basics, or a few days in luxury, make Hotels.com your first and only stop for Antalya hotels.
What's Antalya Like?
A trio of beaches can be found near the city; Konyaalti, Lara, and Karpuzkaldiran. Konyaalti is probably the most popular and stretches for seven kilometers along the western side of the city. The beach is a popular night life area as well with bars, nightclubs, and cafes near the shore. In the historical center of the city, both traditional Turkish and local Greek Architecture dominant the scene. Other historical sites include Hadrian's Gate. Built in the 2nd century by the Romans, it was constructed to honor Emperor Hadrian and features three arched gates. The gates remain in marvellous condition as they were actually built inside the original walls and were out of harm’s way. If you're looking to get away from the crowds, Karaalioglu Park serves as a good alternative and offers views of the Roman Harbor and nearby cliffs.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Antalya
Rich, Turkish cuisine is available throughout the city with a variety of dishes available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Antalya is famous for its jams, and teas often accompany them at breakfast. Kebabs are a traditional food, particularly at lunch time with thin slices of meat, and the end result is a much healthier and tastier option than what you might expect from kebabs in other parts of the world. While tea is very popular, after meals many locals will enjoy a cup of Turkish coffee. On Hotels.com's website, you can examine high resolution photos of every available hotel as well as independent reviews written by previous visitors to help you chose the best possible hotel for you. When you're ready to make a reservation, you can do so on Hotels.com or on the go by downloading Hotels.com's free mobile smartphone app. Book with Hotels.com now!
