Star of Mediterranean Coasts

Antalya, one of the oldest settlements in Anatolia and witnessing history since ancient times; It hosts cultural tourism, sea, sports, health, winter, congress, plateau, cave, camping and faith tourism. Offering a unique holiday opportunity to more than 10 million tourists every year, Antalya is one of the most visited destinations in the world with its archaeological and natural beauties. Experience an unforgettable holiday with the privileges of Ramada Resort Lara in Antalya, where you will discover many natural beauties such as the Lycian Way, Karain Cave, Düden Waterfall, Manavgat Waterfall, as well as many historical textures such as Termessos Ancient City, Aspendos Ancient City, Xanthos Ancient City.

Kaleiçi (Old Town)

The heart of Antalya is Kaleiçi, a witness to history since ancient times. Visitors can enjoy a stroll through the area, which features houses with fascinating traces of Greek, Seljuk and Ottoman architecture, narrow streets, charming restaurants and shopping opportunities. You will enjoy every moment of your stay in Kaleiçi, where you can visit many archaeological beauties such as Hadrian's Gate, Yivli Minaret and Kesik Minaret.

Hadrian's Gate

The Hadrian's Gate, located on Atatürk Street, on the walls surrounding the Ancient Port, was built in A.D. due to the arrival of the Roman Emperor Hadrianus in Antalya. It was built in 130. The emperor entered the city through this magnificent gate. The monumental structure, which has managed to be preserved until today, is one of the most valuable historical artifacts among the symbols of the city. Hadrian's Gate, which is the most preferred route for entrances to Kaleiç...

Duden Waterfall

Düden Waterfall, one of the unique natural wonders of Antalya, arouses admiration with its impressive view and the fascinating view of the water falling from a height of about 40 meters. Located 10 kilometers from the city center, the waterfall; It is among the attractions of Antalya with its cave, the view of the water that offers a visual feast, and many other beauties. Düden Waterfall, which is described as a corner of paradise, welcomes thousands of local and foreign tourists ev...

Antalya Museum

Antalya Museum We recommend you to put Antalya Museum, one of the world's few archaeological museums, at the top of your list of places to visit in Antalya. Located in the city center on an area of 30,000 square meters, with 14 exhibition halls, outdoor galleries and a garden, Antalya Museum welcomes visitors seven days a week. In the museum, artifacts and figurines from prehistoric times are exhibited, as well as ceramic, mosaic works, coins, small icons, sarcophagi and sculptu...

Ancient City of Olympus

Ancient City of Olympus Located in Çıralı ( Antalya) nowadays, the ancient city of Olympus is thought to have been established as early as the 4 th century BC. It was also a member of the famous Lycian League, minting its coins around 130s BC. At this time, Olympus was one of the six largest cities of the League By the time when two medieval era forts were built in the region (by the Ventians, Genoese and Rhodians) during the early 15th century, the city was long abandoned. Today; ...

Karain Cave

Karain Cave, where the first human Neanderthal remains are found in Antalya, which is full of natural beauties, sheds light on 500 thousand years ago. Located on Katran Mountain, 27 kilometers from Antalya city center, the cave is among the oldest settlements in Anatolia. And when you encounter the unique beauty of the columns, you can take extraordinary shots. enchants visitors. When you encounter the unique beauties of the stalactites and columns formed over thousands of years in Karain Cav...