Old Town Antalya

The labyrinth-like Kaleiçi neighborhood was made for walking. Impeccably reestablished whitewashed and red-roofed Ottoman chateaus line the cobblestone roads, now home to a plenty of boutique lodgings, gift shops, workmanship displays, and eateries.

In spite of the fact that it's increasingly a place to just take in the old-world atmosphere, there are additionally a lot of little vacation spots for the individuals who need to tour.

The principal square Kale Kapusu has a stronghold door and stone-clad clock tower, while the eighteenth-century Tekeli Mehmet Paua Mosque is justified regardless of a search only for its staggering inside tile work.

Along Hesapç Sokak, you'll locate the effortless Kesik Minare truncated minaret. Annihilated by flame in the nineteenth century, this is all that is left of a building that began its life as a Roman sanctuary, was changed over into a Byzantine church, lastly turned into a mosque.