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- 2021-08-23 09:08 AM
- سياحة و سفر
While walking on the narrow streets of the city, the feeling of nostalgia knocks your heart, and the memory of your city comes to your mind. History lays in the sides of the city to the extent that sides are hardly empty of ruins scattered here and there. I, into Antalya website, will take you on a short tour to the historic sites in Kaleiçi :.
The Old Harbour: It was built by the Romans. Now, it becomes a home to the yachts and pirate-themed boats for touristic purposes.
Hadrian Triple Gate: it was established in honor of the Roman Emperor, Hadrian who visited Antalya at that time
The Broken Minaret: (Kesik Menare ): It had originally been a Byzantine Church, which was converted into a mosque later.
Yiviliv Meneret : It's a part of Sultan Aladdin Mosque, It was built by Seljuks and is commonly known as the Ulu Cami ( the Grand Mosque
The Clock Tower: It was built as a pentagonal sign in the Byzantine Era,. Then, it was converted into a clock tower at the beginning of the 20th century, by the Ottomans.
Ottoman Architecture: It's noticed in the old houses, stone streets , courtyards and mosques. Due to Antalya's tendency to preserve the cultural heritage. Houses in Antalya are well-mended and preserved. Many of these houses were converted into restaurants, motels and souvenir shops
