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This museum should named Antalya Sculpture Museum as there are many sculptures especially from Perge ancient city and some from other cities&civilations. You can also have a good lunch on the opposite side of museum road,there are some cool restaurant and cafes with a view of Konyaaltı beach and mountains behind.
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Antalya Muzesi
No:88 Konyaaltı Cd.This museum should named Antalya Sculpture Museum as there are many sculptures especially from Perge ancient city and some from other cities&civilations. You can also have a good lunch on the opposite side of museum road,there are some cool restaurant and cafes with a view of Konyaaltı beach and mountains behind.
It is thought that Phaselis, located on a small peninsula extending to the Mediterranean Sea, was established as a port city in the 7th century BC. Phaselis attracts attention with its three ports; North Harbor, Central Harbor also known as War Harbor, and South Harbor. The reason for not being satisfied with a single port is that Phaselis was the busiest port city in the eastern part of Lycia for a long time and the main source of income was the sea trade.Phaselis, besides its historical riches, has a magnificent nature and beach. It is possible to visit the ancient city without disturbing too much of the Mediterranean sun thanks to the pine trees that surround it and extend into ancient city.
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Phaselis
It is thought that Phaselis, located on a small peninsula extending to the Mediterranean Sea, was established as a port city in the 7th century BC. Phaselis attracts attention with its three ports; North Harbor, Central Harbor also known as War Harbor, and South Harbor. The reason for not being satisfied with a single port is that Phaselis was the busiest port city in the eastern part of Lycia for a long time and the main source of income was the sea trade.Phaselis, besides its historical riches, has a magnificent nature and beach. It is possible to visit the ancient city without disturbing too much of the Mediterranean sun thanks to the pine trees that surround it and extend into ancient city.
Termessos is one of Turkey's best preserved ancient cities and most outstanding archaeological sites, located in Antalya province of the Mediterranean region.Termessos only really left its mark in history when Alexander the Great surrounded it in 334 BC, defying the invader. It is reported that Alexander did not touch these brave people, he left them in their own fortresses and then continued his campaign into central Anatolia. The city enjoyed a period of prosperity during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. There is not much information available on its subsequent life in the Christian era.
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Termessos Ruins
Termessos is one of Turkey's best preserved ancient cities and most outstanding archaeological sites, located in Antalya province of the Mediterranean region.Termessos only really left its mark in history when Alexander the Great surrounded it in 334 BC, defying the invader. It is reported that Alexander did not touch these brave people, he left them in their own fortresses and then continued his campaign into central Anatolia. The city enjoyed a period of prosperity during the Hellenistic and Roman periods. There is not much information available on its subsequent life in the Christian era.
Perge, one of the Pamphylian cities and was believed to have been built in the 12th to 13th centuries BC. After coming under the rule of Lydia and Persia, the city surrendered to Alexander the Great in 334 BC. The brightest era of the city was during the reign of the Romans in the 2nd to 3rd centuries AD.Being part of Pamphylia, the ancient city of Perge says the rise and fall of many civilisations, with their remains surviving to today.
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Perga
Perge YoluPerge, one of the Pamphylian cities and was believed to have been built in the 12th to 13th centuries BC. After coming under the rule of Lydia and Persia, the city surrendered to Alexander the Great in 334 BC. The brightest era of the city was during the reign of the Romans in the 2nd to 3rd centuries AD.Being part of Pamphylia, the ancient city of Perge says the rise and fall of many civilisations, with their remains surviving to today.