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7 Hours
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English, Espanol, Francais, Germany, Italian
Step into the footsteps of ancient civilizations on this immersive Antalya ancient cities tour, meticulously designed to showcase the grandeur of Pamphylia’s golden age. Your journey begins with a hotel pickup in Antalya, followed by a scenic drive to Perge, once a bustling hub of trade and culture. Wander through its sprawling archaeological park, where colonnaded streets, ornate Roman baths, and the towering Hellenistic Gate whisper tales of gladiators and philosophers. Stand in the Agora, where merchants once bartered, and admire the Nympharium’s intricate carvings—a tribute to water nymphs revered by ancient residents.
Next, the Aspendos amphitheater awaits. Built in 155 AD, this architectural masterpiece still hosts concerts today, thanks to its flawless acoustics. Imagine the roar of 15,000 spectators as your guide explains its dual role as a theater and political arena. Afterward, savor a traditional Turkish lunch by a riverside restaurant, blending local flavors with serene views.
This Antalya historical guided tour combines scholarly insights with awe-inspiring landscapes, offering a window into Turkey’s rich past. Whether you’re tracing Roman engineering feats or soaking in coastal vistas, every moment is crafted to leave you enchanted.
Next, visit Aspendos, home to one of the world’s best-preserved Roman theaters. Built in the 2nd century AD, this 15,000-seat marvel still hosts performances today. Admire its acoustic perfection and learn how it symbolized Roman engineering brilliance.
Travel to Side, a coastal gem where Roman history meets Mediterranean beauty. Discover its ancient theater, Roman Baths, and the iconic Temple of Apollo overlooking the sea. Learn about Side’s role as a Roman slave-trading hub, then enjoy free time to stroll its picturesque harbor.
Conclude your Antalya ancient cities tour with a stop at Manavgat Waterfall. Capture photos of the cascading waters surrounded by lush greenery, a serene contrast to the day’s historical exploration.
Yes! The tour’s mix of ruins, stories, and natural stops keeps younger travelers engaged. Light walking is involved, so comfortable shoes are essential.
Moderate walking is needed, particularly in Perge and Side. Paths are uneven in areas, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Absolutely! Photography is encouraged. Capture the grandeur of Aspendos Theater or the Temple of Apollo’s seaside ruins.