Heritage Kemer

Established by the Rhodians in the 7th century BC, Phaselis Ancient City is renowned for its historical texture, beaches and picnic areas. The city's southwest features remnants of Hellenistic-period walls, and to the south, there is a wide avenue with the Hadrian's Aqueduct Gate. Along this avenue are public buildings dating back to the 1st century BC, including baths, a theatre and an agora. The city also boasts one of the region's most beautiful beaches with its serene coastline.

Termessos Ancient City, one of Türkiye’s best-preserved ancient cities, is a unique blend of nature and history. Its untouched appearance sets it apart from other ancient cities, and it is protected within a national park, showcasing both natural beauty and historical treasures. The 2300-year-old road used by Alexander the Great during his failed siege of the city in 333 BC remains intact in its original state.

Just 7 km from Saklıkent Ski Resort, Tübitak Observatory sits 2500 meters above sea level on one of the highest peaks in the Beydağları range. Accessible via a long mountain road, Bakırlıtepe is regarded as one of the world’s best locations for stargazing.

Hadrian's Gate, a prominent landmark of the city, was built in 130 AD to honour the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian. Originally serving as the entrance gate to ancient Antalya, it now stands on Atatürk Street, creating a striking blend of ancient and modern atmospheres that is a must-see for visitors.

Located on the city walls of Kaleiçi in Karaalioğlu Park, the cylindrical Hıdırlık Tower dates back to the 2nd century. Standing 14 metres tall, the two-storey tower is believed to have been used for both communication and defence. Frescoes on the walls of the room on the lower floor suggest it might also have been a hero's tomb.