Top 17 things to do and attractions in Side

This museum is NOT wheelchair friendly, only if you have very big all terain wheels. Otherwise this can be a very painful experience. Do not try this if you suffer from pain. The staff does try to help you but this is even a challenge as an ambulatory wheelchair user with back pain and strong pain killers.. The toilet was looking very nasty. There are seats if you need a rest in between, normal toilets are okay.

This is a small and partly open-air museum in the Side ruins, included in the ticket with the theatre and forum. Ticket is free for children and €10 for adults. It’s well worth €10 if the theatre is open. The theatre is currently closed (2025) so you get less for your money buy in my opinion, it’s still worth buying for the museum and forum. The museum is a lovely, ambient place with very nice exhibits from Side. It has a nice gift shop (where you can and should haggle, despite being listed price). The museum will take you about an hour at most to get through.

Do not put off going here because it's called a 'museum', and, stereotypically, museums are indoor places with artifacts in glass cases. Mostly, this is a wonderful kind of sculpture garden, overlooking the sea, with plenty of benches and seating areas to sit and relax in the sun (or shade) while you admire the precious carvings and artifacts taken from the various local archaeological sites, to be preserved and protected. Inside the old Roman bath building, there is a collection of smaller items: coins, metal and clay artifacts, (in glass cabinets!) plus statues and a very impressive section of a marble facade. Information about artifacts was given in Turkish and English language - I didn't notice if there were other languages. There was also fascinating panelling on the wall between the cafe and the toilets about the old Side language, including the Side alphabet. There is a lovely little shop/cafe for refreshments, with a terrace overlooking the promenade and the sea. Didem, who works there, was very knowledgeable and helpful, and helped me identify various characters depicted in statues, carvings and coins. A brilliant little exhibition!

Definitely worth the visit. It's not a big museum, but it's nicely done.

Joint ticket for museum and archeological site ~ 10€ definitely worth it. Exciting to be on a working site and it wasn’t too difficult to see their strategy for restoration. We didn’t have a guided tour but I guess there is a lot of interesting information being revealed about Side’s history

Great museum in Side, best to visit in the morning or early afternoon

Amazing place to visit the old town in Side is full of ruins and indeed a beautiful place, Museum is mesmerizing

Beautiful area built around large area of preserved Roman ruins. Excellent views and lovely places to eat & drink. Drawbacks? Can be very busy especially in the evenings and nothing is cheap! But, after those brief negative comments, you MUST VISIT. Suggestion (1): Walk down through the ruins before sunset to appreciate the ruins (although they do become lit after dark). Enjoy a drink and the sunset followed by a roam around the shops. If you then don't fancy the walk back just take the golf buggy back (€4 for up to 6 people as of June 25) up to the top where you started. Suggestion (2): From Side beach front, walk along promenade (lovely 20-25 minute walk with a few nice bars/restaurants on the way. On this walk always follow the coast (don't fork to the left at any point) and you will arrive at the harbour. Before heading into the town, continue across the harbour and around until you see the Roman pillars (The Temple of Apollo). Brilliant for a sunset picture.

Nice place for an evening walk if you are around Side. Area is filled with historical architecture, shops and restaurants. There is something for everyone to enjoy be it Turkish ice-cream or Turkish tea/masala or souvenir or dinner out.

Anitsal Çeşme is absolutely breathtaking! A perfect blend of history, culture, and beauty. The atmosphere is serene, the architecture stunning, and it’s immaculately kept. A must-see landmark that captures the spirit of the area. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Side Antik Kenti undeniably holds immense historical significance, and the sheer scale of its ruins is impressive. Walking amongst the remnants of a once-thriving Roman port city is an experience that should be captivating. However, my recent visit was tinged with disappointment. A significant number of key historical structures, including parts of the impressive theatre, were unfortunately closed for restoration. While I appreciate the effort to preserve these sites, it limited the overall experience and left much to be imagined rather than directly observed. Adding to the frustration was the noticeable amount of litter scattered around some of the monuments, detracting from their ancient grandeur. It's disheartening to see such a valuable historical site not being kept pristine. Perhaps the biggest detractor, though, is the overwhelming presence of shops and restaurants. While some commerce is expected, they felt like they overshadowed the ancient ruins, creating a commercial bazaar atmosphere that often eclipsed the historical value of the location. It was difficult to immerse oneself in the past with so much modern-day activity vying for attention. Side Ancient City has incredible potential, but improvements in site accessibility, cleanliness, and a better balance between commerce and conservation are much needed for a truly fulfilling historical experience.

Not a well maintained antique town. Still lots to put together. Museum is good but small

Side is one of those places that surprises you from the very first step. It has an incredible charm – a combination of history, sea and Mediterranean ease. The city is vibrant but not overwhelming. The air is filled with the scent of the sea and spices from local pubs, and the view of the turquoise water is simply breathtaking. I only regret one thing – that I didn't spend more time there. It's a place that stays in your head and heart for a long time. 💙

Around the amphitheatre are numerous ruins and colonnaded streets. These can be viewed free of charge with good exterior views of the amphitheatre. They cover a reasonable area with excavations ongoing nearby. The ticket inside included admission to side museum a few minutes walk away. This is a large structure in good condition.

First thing you will see when you enter the Side old city centre. Nice place to click pics. No you can't enter inside. If you come by car then you need to park outside the old city gate. Paid parking is available there.

Very impressing monument and great display of classical Roman architecture. I recommend visiting it earlier in the morning (prior to 8:30) when it’s not that crowded and hot.

Anitsal Çeşme is absolutely breathtaking! A perfect blend of history, culture, and beauty. The atmosphere is serene, the architecture stunning, and it’s immaculately kept. A must-see landmark that captures the spirit of the area. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Fun to visit if you have a Turkish citizenship, if not you have to pay €40 for a ticket which is not worth it.

This is part of the Side old ruins. Very impressive remains. A must see if you are anywhere in the Antalya region.

Side is simply beautiful. A great walk amongst ancient ruins. Highly recommended

The picture doesn't do it justice. Really worth visiting.

A beautiful place! The atmosphere of ancient civilization is literally everywhere (!) around you. The route to the Temple of Apollo through the old town of Side is an incredible experience in itself - you literally walk above the ancient city, viewing its ruins through the glass floor beneath your feet. However, I recommend going a bit earlier, perhaps around 5 p.m., because after sunset, the number of tourists is overwhelming, and taking a photo in front of the temple (without hundreds of tourists in the background) is nearly impossible.

Amazing historical remains and well preserved. Peaceful on the coastline and easy walking distance from Side hotels or dolmus station. I used Beam scooters and got here easily and zipped around to see it all - cheap and easy. Nice walkways and signage with history. Feels magical and mystical. Nice walkable and enjoyable ruins with shops and bars dotted around nearby.

A Must-Visit Gem on the Turkish Coast 🇹🇷 Side is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. This coastal town offers a stunning mix of history, culture, and vibrant modern life that makes it truly unforgettable. The Temple of Apollo is a breathtaking highlight — a magnificent tribute to a lost empire. Standing among its ancient columns, you can truly appreciate the grandeur and power of the civilizations that once thrived here. It’s a must-see for history lovers and photographers alike. The town itself is exceptionally clean, with fantastic shopping, charming streets, and a wide range of bars and restaurants catering to every taste. It also feels incredibly safe, with a noticeable and reassuring police presence throughout the area. If you’re holidaying anywhere along this part of Turkey, Side is absolutely worth the trip. I personally recommend visiting in the early evening — it’s quieter, the buses are less crowded, and you can enjoy the beauty of the town as it begins to come alive. That said, the later it gets, the more vibrant and energetic the atmosphere becomes, making it perfect for a lively night out as well. In short — don’t miss it!

Short visit in Side for 5 hours- taxi transfer from hotel to Side and back (in our opinion better than by exchanging buses from hotel-Manavgat center-Side center-return). Harbour area is really nice to be visited, for shopping and eating- many alternatives to be choosed

Stunning Ancient Ruins by the Sea in Side! 🏛️🌅 The Temple of Apollo in Side is absolutely breathtaking — especially at sunset when the sky turns golden behind the historic columns. It’s one of the most iconic spots in the area and perfect for photos or just soaking in the ancient atmosphere. Located right by the sea, it’s easy to reach and surrounded by charming cafes and coastal views. A must-visit if you’re in Side!

3 Euros entrance fee, but they only take Turkish Lira. Toilets on site. You can walk around unsupervised, but you need to have an interest to make it worth the visit.

Great landmark of the classical Roman period of Turkey. Side old town is also very beautiful. I recommend visiting it earlier in the morning (prior to 8:30) when is not that hot and crowded.

Local beach with umbrella and all necessary food&drinks @ very reasonable Price. Helpfull staff very friendly.so nice sand and water to swim.

Amazing small beach with bar with nice staff, average priced beer and very cheap water / soft drinks. Very cute small kittens there which were a highlight. Water is warm, is clear once you move past the shingles on the shore and nice sandy beach. Highlighy recommend

I loved this small beach hidden from all the tourists. The entrance prices are very affordable and the atmosphere relaxing. You can hear the waves and enjoy the beach in a not so crowded area. It’s good for a little bit of snorkeling. Possibility to buy snacks and drinks. Shower available and dressing room. The sand could be a little bit more clean. This is a recommendation to all visitors: take your trash with you! For smokers: The sand is not your ashtray!

small local beach with sun bed and parasol for 150TL per person. most likely local people and small group of tourist. possibilities for bathroom and shower, small cafe with soda’s, thee, nuts and grilled cheese sandwiches. reasonable prices compared to old town.

This beach is just in front of Side Beach Hotel. To access you have to go down some stairs. They have services and it is very well maintained. It is a beautiful and picturesque beach to relax in the sun or in the shade with fine sand, stones and water with perfect temperature. It is an spectacular and colorful scenery !

the best sand beach I ever seen in my life .crystal clean and warm water.The shower and dresser room is available highly recommended

Side beach is not layed out in a comfortable way..all the beds are crammed together like sardines, worst nightmare when it is hot!!! Also the sea here is very very rough..not one of my fav beaches in Turkey .. However the sunsets are absolutely glorious!!!!

Very nice ruins, lots of history, and if your lucky archaeologists will be doing live digs in the area

I enjoyed photographing and exploring the ancient architecture

Treasure trove of history ! It was quiet and not busy, definitely worth a visit for all those that love going back in time. A chance to take some amazing photos too!

Renovation/preservation work in progress by the looks of it. But impressive as it is.

Nothing to see here.

But its not men temple it is demether’s temple

(Translated by Google) Everything was perfect when I visited Men Temple! The beautiful architecture and tranquil atmosphere made me feel at peace. I also appreciated how friendly and helpful the staff was. I definitely want to visit again. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Original) Men Tapınağı'na gittiğimde her şey mükemmeldi! Harika mimarisi ve sakin atmosferiyle kendimi huzurlu hissettim. Personelin güleryüzlü ve yardımsever olması da ayrıca hoşuma gitti. Kesinlikle tekrar ziyaret etmek istiyorum. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Worth a visit, we enjoyed walking across and the views of the river are cool. Definitely a local hangout so more trash than you want to see.

Lovely restored old arched bridge, its quite unique as its dog legged and not straight over the river. They have done a great job of the restoration. It's just a shame that there is so much rubbish, glass and plastic bottles on the floor, it need tidy. Also some one has been lighting fires on the bridge and around the bridge which is a mess. Place needs looking after.

Interesting bridge. Especially because it's not straight

Beautiful functioning Bridge. Great views and not crowded with tourists. Worth a stop to just take some photos and soak in the view.

Good histroic site, you should make a 5 min stop while on your way to Aspendos Ancient Ruins. However there isnt much axplanation, but a really nice view nevertheless

Very serene and calm watched the locals fishing with a rod and conical net 🤔

Beautiful bridge with amazing views of the river. Unfortunately it was raining when we got there so couldn’t spend much time there.

The impressive ruins of this beautiful Greco-Roman monuments gives to this town an unique, magical and very picturesque appearance. It is a must to visit if you are around

A bit disappointing as a lot of the site is covered over for renovation. What you can see has a busy road running under it.

An old Roman arch just standing on a regular street — you can drive trough it in a car. Fantastic emotion! (though, sadly, Side suffers much from overtourism).

very historic site in side Turkey

Beautiful ancient ruins, near both beaches and the old town. (Part of the old town.) Worth the stroll!❤️

One of the most picturesque antique monuments that I've seen (and it was a lot)

Nice place

Absolutely nothing special.

(Translated by Google) Tip right up front for the hotel guests of the bunker beds. Jog along the beach to the old town early in the morning: not a soul and great light on the ancient cities for beautiful pictures. These ruins were dedicated to the goddess of fate - Tyche. The reconstruction is in full swing and is uncovering the temple piece by piece. (Original) Tipp gleich vorneweg für die Hotelgäste der Bettenbunker. Joggt früh morgens am Strand entlang zur Altstadt: keine Menschenseele und tolles Licht auf die antiken Städten für schöne Bilder. Diese Ruinen waren der Göttin des Schicksals-Tyche- gewidmet. Die Rekunstruktion ist im vollen Gange und legt Stück für Stück den Tempel frei.

(Translated by Google) On the architrave carried by five columns, each 6 meters high, it is stated that this temple was built by the city nobles Oppius and Kyria. In Greek mythology, the goddess of luck who determines the fortune and general well-being and destiny of a city. In addition to being the daughter of Hermes and Aphrodite regarding her emergence, she is also referred to as the daughter of the Titan named Oceanus according to other sources. (Original) Her biri 6 metre yüksekliğinde beş sütun tarafından taşınan arşitravda bu tapınağın kent soylularından Oppius ve Kyria çifti tarafından yaptırıldığı belirtilmektedir. Yunan mitolojiside bir kentin talihini ve genel olarak refahını ve kaderini belirleyen şans tanrıçası. Çıkışı ile ilgili olarak Hermes ve Afrodit'in kızı olmasının yanı sıra başka kaynaklara göre Okeanos adlı Titan'ın kızı olarak da anılmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) In August 2025, the area where the temple is located was closed to visitors due to the theater restoration, I could see from afar, there were construction equipment parked around it. (Original) 2025 Ağustos'ta tiyatro restorasyonu nedeniyle tapınağın olduğu alan da ziyarete kapalıydı, uzaktan görebildim, çevresinde iş makineleri park edilmişti.

(Translated by Google) Even passing by it is beautiful. During our visit to Side, it was a closed excavation area. You should not pass by without seeing the wonderful sea and history around it. You can also swim in the sea. It is very hot in the summer, but it is a wonderful place. The Temple of Apollo is a must see. (Original) Önünden geçmesi bile guzel Side ziyaretimizde kapalı kazı alanıydı etrafı mukemmel deniz ve tarih görmeden geçilmemeli denizede girebilirsiniz yazın çok sıcak ama mukemmel yerler Apollon tapınağı muhakkak görmeli.

(Translated by Google) The Temple of Tyche has a very interesting architecture, which is why it attracts so much attention. It's a nine-eyed fountain, and I would have loved to have seen it when it was first built. As far as I know, Tyche temples, unlike the Temple of Apollo, were not just for worship; they were sacred protection for the city in Roman cities. In every city, Rome built sacred protection temples. Rome was synonymous with ostentation. Of course, the Temple of Tyche isn't the focus here, so I definitely can't recommend seeing it. Go see it and come back. It's the ancient city of Side. It's already seen while visiting Side. Side, with its ancient beaches, social structures, Temple of Apollo, theater, and museum, is a must-see. I definitely recommend seeing Side. (Original) Tyche tapınağı çok ilgi çekici bir mimariye sahip.Bu yüzden çok fazla dikkat çekiyor.9 gözlü çeşme ve burayı ilk yapıldığı günlerde görmeyi çok isterdim.Bildiğim kadarıyla,Apollon tapınağı gibi sadece ibadet için değil,Tyche tapınakları Roma şehirlerinde şehrin kutsal korumasıdır.Her şehirde Roma şehre kutsal koruma tapınakları yapardı.Roma gösteriş demekti.Konumuz burada Tyche tapınağı değil tabi,onun için kesinlikle gör veremem.Git onu gör geri gel saçmalıktır.Antik kent Side'dir.Side gezilirken zaten görülüyor.Side,antik plajları,sosyal yapıları,Apollon tapınağı,Tiyatrosu,Müzesi ile tamamen gezilmelidir.Side için kesinlikle GÖR veriyorum.

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary and impressive temple. Unfortunately, it cannot be seen closely as the excavation team's work continues. Although it is known that the work progresses slowly due to the nature of the excavations, a solution can be found to see this beautiful and unique temple more closely. The round planned (monopteros) temple of the goddess Tykhe is located in the agora54. While the temple was deployed, the agora It was built slightly offset from the center to the southwest, rather than right in the centre. Here, when the temple-agora relationship is examined in detail, it is seen that the agora was planned together with the theater. Perhaps the temple was positioned in the initial planning, but later due to changes made in the plan, the temple had to shift from the axis of the agora. Another possibility is that, when the foundation surveys of the building were carried out, it was determined that the most suitable ground for the temple was in this part of the agora. Coin depictions of the goddess are in the form of the Tykh of Antioch sitting inside a round-planned temple. For this reason, goddess worship must have been brought to the city during the Seleucid rule. The cult of Tykhe must have been widely adopted during the Roman Period, as it continued the Hellenistic tradition. Quote: Hüseyin Sabri Alanyalı (Original) Olağanüstü ve etkileyici bir tapınak. Kazı ekibinin çalışmaları devam ettiği için ne yazık ki yakından görülemiyor. Her ne kadar kazı çalışmalarının doğası gereği çalışmaların yavaş ilerlediği bilinse de, bu güzellikte ve eşsiz bir tapınağın daha yakından görülmesi için bir çözüm üretilebilir. Tanrıça Tykhe’nin yuvarlak planlı (monopteros) tapınağı agora içerisinde yer alır54. Tapınak konuşlandırılırken agoranın tam merkezi yerine, merkezden biraz gü- neybatıya kaydırılmış şekilde inşa edilmiştir. Burada, tapınak-agora ilişkisi detaylı bir şekilde incelendiğinde agoranın tiyatroyla birlikte planlandığı görülmektedir. Belki de ilk planlamada tapınak konuş- landırılmış, daha sonra planda yapılan değişiklikler nedeniyle tapınak agoranın ekseninden kaymak zorunda kalmıştır. Diğer bir olasılıksa, yapının temel etütleri yapıldığında tapınak için en uygun zemi- nin agoranın bu kesiminde olduğunun tespit edilmiş olmasıdır. Tanrıçaya ait sikke betimleri yuvarlak planlı bir tapınağın içinde oturan Antiokheia Tykhesi şeklindedir. Bu nedenle tanrıçaya tapınımın Seleukoslar egemenliği sı- rasında kente getirilmiş olması gerekir. Roma Döneminde de Tykhe kültü çok benimsenmiş olmalı ki, Hellenistik geleneği devam ettirir niteliktedir. Alıntı: Hüseyin Sabri Alanyalı

Beware of over friendly locals! The only reason I'm rating low is because we were forced to pay some local "guide" £20, he had a friend waiting for us in one of the hospital rooms. Watch out for the old guy. He was touchy with my partner and he's not that friendly when it comes to the end of his tour. Aggressive is an understatement, we didn't report it to the police because all we wanted to do was get back to the hotel. It spoiled our day and upset us both.

A Place with a lot of history. It's a must see.

Description: The building, currently identified by many researchers as a Byzantine hospital, was built during the 6th century AD. There are two main arguments suggesting the function of this building. Firstly, it is confirmed by the written source that emperor Justinian initiated the construction of a hospital in Pamphylia, and a healer named Kosma was supposed to be working in this hospital. However, the exact location of this building has not been specified and thus it is plausible to assume that it was built in Side. The second argument comes from the projects of hospitals built in later times by the Seljuk architects. They were constructed on a very similar plan and thus one may argue that the hospital in Side was used as an example.

Beware of fake archeologist/guide approaching you. Do not follow him! Will try to scam you out of money and get aggresive on refusal. Reading other comments seems to be going on for years, local police should seriously do something about it.

Incredible how much is still standing of this building.

A beautiful site for historical lovers.

Beautiful, historic place.

(Translated by Google) The Side Atatürk Statue is located in the center of the city of Side in Turkey and is dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey. Located in a busy square, the statue has symbolic significance for the Turkish people and commemorates Atatürk's vision. The square around the statue often hosts various events, emphasizing Atatürk's importance to the local community. (Original) A Side Atatürk-szobor Törökországban, Side városának központjában található, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, a modern Törökország megalapítójának tiszteletére állítva. A forgalmas téren elhelyezkedő szobor szimbolikus jelentőséggel bír a török nép számára, és emléket állít Atatürk víziójának. A szobor körüli tér gyakran ad otthont különböző rendezvényeknek, hangsúlyozva ezzel Atatürk fontosságát a helyi közösség számára.

(Translated by Google) The Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Monument in the port of Siede is an impressive monument that honors the importance and legacy of the Turkish state's founder. It is centrally located, easy to reach, and offers a particularly beautiful atmosphere due to its waterfront setting. Many visitors use the spot for photos and as a short stop during a stroll. Anyone visiting Siede should definitely see the Atatürk Monument. (Original) Das Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Monument im Hafen von Siede ist ein eindrucksvolles Denkmal, das die Bedeutung und das Vermächtnis des türkischen Staatsgründers würdigt, es ist zentral gelegen, leicht zu erreichen und bietet durch die Lage am Wasser eine besonders schöne Atmosphäre, viele Besucher nutzen den Ort für Fotos und als kurzen Stopp beim Spaziergang, wer Siede besucht, sollte das Atatürk Monument auf jeden Fall gesehen haben.

(Translated by Google) Time of visit: second half of June 2024. Side, the marina, the square and the monument to the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. He was one of the most important statesmen of the twentieth century. During his presidency, he implemented a policy of Westernization, suppressing religion, introducing Western fashion, emancipating women, reforming the legal system, and replacing the Arabic script with Latin. It was a pleasure and an honor for us to visit this monument and pay our respects to this man. (Original) Vreme posete: druga polovina juna 2024. god. Side, marina, trg i spomenik osnivaču moderne Turske, Mustafi Kemalu Ataturku. Bio je jedan je od najznačajnijih državnika dvadesetog veka. Za vreme svog predsedničkog mandata, sprovodio je politiku pozapadnjivanja, potiskujući religiju, uvodeći zapadnu modu, emancipujući žene, reformišući pravni sistem i zamenjujući arapsko pismo latiničnim. Bilo nam je zadovoljstvo i počast da obiđemo ovaj spomenik i odamo poštovanje ovom čoveku.

(Translated by Google) Atatürk Monument is very beautiful and very impressive! Always clean and well maintained with a friendly view of Side Harbor . Is the focal point for everyone who comes by and wants to walk or stroll back and forth. (Original) Atatürk Monument ist sehr schön und sehr imposant ! Immer sauber und gepflegt mit freundlichen Blick auf Side Hafen . Ist Mittelpunkt für alle die vorbeikommen und hin und her spazieren gehen oder bummeln wollen .

(Translated by Google) Right by the sea and a wonderful view (Original) Denize sıfır ve harika bir manzara

(Translated by Google) A beautifully decorated square with a monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the creator of the Turkish state. Together with the rest of the place, it makes a very nice part to tour and visit. (Original) Lepo uređen trg sa spomenikom Mustafi Kemalu Atatürk-u tvorcu turske države. Uz ostatak mesta čini jako lep deo za obilazak I posetu.

(Translated by Google) There is a monument to everyone’s beloved Ataturk in any city and Side is no exception, a beautiful large square. (Original) Памятник всеми любимому Ататюрку есть в любом городе и Сиде не исключение, красивая большая площадь.

Water isn't clean that much but It is Okay to swim

Really nice beach with high Waves

Very nice place i like

A Verry Good Resort

Exellent

Top

Best of the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) A clean and welcoming atmosphere offers a wonderful family experience. You can watch sports with friends in private lounges or have a great time singing karaoke. Most importantly, it's a safe environment. (Original) Temiz ve nezih bir ortam, ailecek harika vakit geçirebilirsiniz. Özel localarda arkadaşlarınızla maç izleyebilir karaoke yaparak eğlenceli vakit geçirebilirsiniz. En önemlisi güvenilir bir ortam.

(Translated by Google) We paid 500₺ for 1.5 hours for 2 people. Pile! Don't go. (Original) 2 kişi 1.5 saat için 500₺ hesap ödedik. Kazık! Sakın gitmeyin.

(Translated by Google) Everything was great, everyone was very attentive, the place was clean and very nice. (Original) Her sey harikaydı herkes gayet ilgili mekan temiz ve gayet güzel

(Translated by Google) Air-conditioned, spacious, with the latest technology PS 5 and the latest games, the environment for safe and enjoyable moments with your loved ones... ❤️❤️ (Original) Klimalı,Ferah,En Yeni Teknolojik Ps 5 Ve En Son Oyunlar İle Sevdikleriniz İle Güven Dolu Kevifli Anların Ortamı... ❤️❤️

(Translated by Google) The freedom to play the game you want and the operators are really attentive and they also provide match broadcasts. (Original) İstediğiniz oyunu oynama özgürlüğü ve işletenler gerçekten çok ilgili üstüne bir de maç yayını veriyorlar

(Translated by Google) There used to be very good and kind people. But there is no such thing right now, and the prices are very expensive. If we make the slightest noise or swear, they come and warn us. People come there to throw off their energy, but you encounter something like this. Especially, the prices are very expensive. And please consider what I said when you go to a place that has spoiled its quality ( 200 TL per hour) (Original) Eskiden baya kaliteli nazik insanlar vardı Ama şuan öle bir şey yok ayriyeten fiyatlar çok pahalı en ufak bir ses çıkarttığımız da ya da kufur ettiğinizde gelip uyariyolar..İnsanlar oraya enerjisini atmaya geliyor ama böle birşeyle karşılaşıyorsunuz.Ozellile fiyatlar çok pahalı.Ve kalitesini bozmuş bir yer giderken bu dediklerimi düşünün lütfen (saatlik 200 TL)

(Translated by Google) The environment is not clean (Original) Ortam temiz değil