Best places: Things to dos in Muratpaşa, Turkey

👍👍 A canyon of amazing beauty. The height of the mountains and the view of the canyon are impressive in their scale. The excursion itself contains, in addition to viewing the canyon, rafting, zipping, fishing and of course a good lunch. It is advisable to have a waterproof phone case and appropriate s...

Scenic waterfront spot known for ancient temple ruins with iconic columns & stone structures.

Remarkably well-preserved Roman theater, still used for open-air performances & film screenings.

Dramatic wooded canyon & park with an ancient stone bridge, trout fishing & whitewater rafting.

👍👍 Gorgeous location for off the beaten path wanderings. Beautiful drive to and from. If you see a tour bus, it's very easy to avoid the tourists. They head straight for the upper agora and then leave. Maps are in Turkiah, English and Dutch. Descriptions are in Turkish and English. Lots of local f...

Place of worship dating from the 13th century & featuring 6 domes & a 38m-high fluted minaret.

This 335-mi. trail along Turkey's coast leads hikers through ancient ruins & natural landscapes.

😠 Super expensive for what they do. Photos are $115 for the package, flight was $220. The pilots are awesome, jumping off the 2300 night mountain. They don’t tell you the price ahead of time and then bargain for photos videos and 360 shots individually. Bring your own SD card. If you have only an iPho...

Accessible via hiking trails, this preserved Pisidian city sits atop Güllük Mountain.

👍👍 Excellent place for trekking and organised adventure sports

👍👍 I don't understand why those who don't know Bediüzzaman Said Nursi went here. When I read the comments, was this house like this at the time of the single-celled creature who said "He lived a painful life but lived in a house like a palace in his time"? Don't you have the brains to think you've been...

Archaeological site featuring the crumbling ruins of a settlement in use until the 7th century CE.

First settled in the 7th century BC, this ancient city was famous for its role in slave trading.

👍👍 So much bigger than I expected. Give yourself lots of time to walk and take it in (bring water with you on a hot day!). There are washrooms at the entrance as well as vendors for gifts and juice and snacks. Signs will give some background and there are guided headphones available for rent.

👍👍 🔴This park was one of the most beautiful parks I have ever seen. A very quiet place. 🏞After passing the park, you will reach the beautiful waterfall of Antalya, which is one of the sights of this city. 🎷A number of musicians breathe life into the beautiful atmosphere of this park. 📷Some are also...

Ancient port city featuring remains of Roman-era shops, baths, theaters & aqueducts, plus a beach.

Large Anatolian history museum, from Roman & Phrygian archaeological finds to Byzantine mosaics.

👍 Quite nice beach, not the best I’ve ever been to, but nice. You park on the highway as others have said. It’s not empty, there were quite a few people at 5pm when we went. There’s an east path to go down, the beach has large white smooth stones. There isn’t any shade unless it’s late and the sun pas...