This necropolis gives you a completely differen perspective than the one you get visiting theaters etc. One of the best necropoli I have ever visited

Great location and not too busy as it's a 20min, at least, walk up to the ruins from the car park. Take a packed lunch and plenty of water. Get off the beaten track to have a good look around (wear decent footwear) and you'll find lots of masonry/tombs that are not overly eroded. Have your lunch at the very... More

The ruins are set in a wonderful location in the mountains, approx. an hours drive from central Antalya. Fantastic views from the theatre and not a strenuous walk at all

It was a great place to hike with beautiful ruins. At the top of the necropolis we were offered tea by the person who looks out of fires. It was a fantastic special experience.

this History distination will make you living history all over again, between the greeks and the romans your senses will be awaken all over again. greatest place to be witnessed in Antalya.

History lovers will love this place, I know my partner thought it was sensational, that’s why I’m giving it five stars. For me, a girl, it was an absolute nightmare. I hate heights. HATE THEM. I thought the climb up would be on a nice path, not a bit of it. It was so steep – girls, don’t wear heels... More

Great combination between a hike and the visit of a historical interesting site. Altogether it took us about 3 hours to visit the site. Keep the theater for the end as this is such a rewarding site (view & theater). Bring plenty of water. We rent a car from Antalya (28 euros for the day), and combined this visit with... More

We stayed in Antalya for a week and although we wanted to relax, we also wanted to see some of the amazing sights on offer. We had already done an organised tour of Side, Perge and Aspendos. Although these ancient cities were incredible to see, as we expected, going with a coach tour felt very rushed and impersonal. So we... More

This place is magical, and as it has not been uncovered by archeologists you see it the way it was discovered (with no restoration as in Aspendos). The climb up is a bit challenging but if you take your time, you will be rewarded by perhaps the most beautiful sight you have ever seen. How did they build such a... More