MarkAntalya is a good mall with a wide variety of shops. I liked the food court—many restaurants to choose from. The mall is clean and air-conditioned, which is important during the summer noon heat. It’s in a great location near the Old Town, surrounded by shops. The only issue is the limited restrooms.

i recently visited this massive mall and honestly, it blew me away! The space was incredibly vast with so many stores to explore — from high-end brands to local shops. Besides shopping, there were plenty of restaurants and cozy spots to rest. The design was modern and stylish, making the whole experience super enjoyable. Definitely a perfect place to spend a whole day hanging out, shopping, and trying new foods. Can’t wait to go back!

The biggest mall in Antalya. Has a wide variety of shops mainly brands, restaurants, cafes and others. Escalators to move to the other level. Food court is very crowded. Good we found one table.

We came here with my dog. Although dogs are not allowed to walk in the mall, they were provided with a little cart for her. Good thing: the security didn't make us leave because of my dog 🐾✨✨ A little bad thing: the cart was too small for a 30 kg German Shepard 🐕

Today I went to the Turk Telekom store in Mall of Antalya with my children and sister to buy a SIM card. We waited for a long time, but nobody helped us. Other people who arrived after us were served immediately. When I asked why we were being ignored, I received no answer – only a mocking smile. This made me feel disrespected and humiliated. When I asked again, they said they didn’t speak English, but still made no effort to help. Instead, they laughed and acted as if I wasn’t there. I told them I felt this treatment was discriminatory, but they did not take it seriously. In the end, we left the store without being helped. This was a very negative experience: unprofessional, disrespectful, and unfriendly. My family and I felt unwelcome, and no customer should ever be treated this way.

It’s annoying to move in this mall with baby strollers. Two elevators which are located one wing of the mall. In order to access floors you need to continuously move back towards that wing and the escalators are closed hence you can’t bypass them with a baby stroller. The foot court is a bit crowded, good luck getting seats for a large group of more than 4 people

A nice shopping center with a few stories. It's located quite close to the old town, definitely need a taxi or a bus to get there, definitely walkable, only a short taxi ride away that looked very nice with plenty of places to sit snd drink/have coffee or food. Be aware there are security screens you have to go through at the entrance, like an airport!

The Antalya Archaeology Museum is a great place to explore, especially if you enjoy Roman history — they have an impressive collection of statues, mosaics, and artifacts. Entry is about 30 GBP per person for foreigners, which feels a bit expensive but the exhibits are well worth it. One thing to note: they try to sell you an audio guide at the entrance, but honestly, it’s not really worth the extra cost — the museum has plenty of written descriptions in English. Overall, a beautiful and rich museum experience, just be mindful of the extras.

Interesting and very well maintained museum, not too big - you will probably not get too tired :) Too expensive though...€15 for the entrance fee without the audio guide, which costs extra (€5-7)....And no WI-FI available for visitors..

Outstanding museum, especially for statuary and sarcophagi from Perge and other nearby sites. The current price is 13 euro. The entrance is on Attaturk Cd.

This museum tells us a great deal about Ancient Anatolians, Romans and Christians in general. There are amazing items and well made sculptures. Once you're done here you can take the nostalgic tram to visit Kaleici and continue your trip there

It's interesting, the price for tourists is 15€, little high though, especially considering the size of exhibition and price for locals.. Opened every day. White peacocks and a lot of cats in the gardens outside.

Definitely one of the best archaeological museums in Turkey, Roman statues are among the best in the world!

I was a bit concerned about paying 15 Euros for what I supposed was a provincial museum. But, it's not a provincial museum full of stuff that didn't make the capital: it has room after room of awesome quality, life size and larger, statuary and reliefs. The trials of Hercules on several of the sarcophagi are awesome - fighting the lion, subduing Cerberus the three headed dog, chopping the hydra's head off, all that fun stuff. The cool thing here is you can get right up close without being shouted at, or alarms going off. You can feel the marble breathing. The prize possession, a resting Hercules, is tremendous. And, okay, so I haven't been to Rome and may be overexcited, but the head of Antinous is indeed beautiful enough to arrest an emperor (and the description with it refreshingly does not shy away from their love or Hadrian's publication of his grief after Antinous drowns in the Nile.) The collection is equally replete with both sensual and civic representations of women. In the patrician classes, women were in equal positions of power and the named sculptures here ooze intelligence and respect. (Quite a lot of the guys have, unfortunately, lost their special treasures during various iconoclastic periods, but there are still plenty to go round.) Beyond the statues, there are some early christian icons, including a reliquary of St Nicholas containing a supposed piece of his jawbone and skull (awesome - bits of Father Christmas - show that to the kids and see if they believe again!) And the galleries then flow into the garden for some desultory leftovers. A fine journey.

Great place to visit. The boat riding was an amazing experience. You will see beautiful sceneries during your boat trip.

The old port of Antalya, known as Antalya Kaleici Yat Limani, is a historic harbor located at the foot of the cliffs in the heart of the old town of Kaleici. It is the birthplace of Antalya and has retained the spirit of the past. The port was originally the city's main trading gateway for centuries, dating back to the 2nd century BC, welcoming ships from the ancient Romans to the Byzantines and Seljuks. Today, it is primarily a marina for yachts and tourist boats, surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. The architecture of the port is a mix of Ottoman and Mediterranean styles, with stone buildings and cobblestone promenades. It offers one of the best panoramic views of the Antalya Bay and the Taurus Mountains. Today, the main activity is organizing boat trips, including tours to waterfalls, coastal excursions, and evening cruises. The area becomes particularly lively in the evening, when the lights are turned on and a romantic atmosphere is created. The port can be reached on foot through the cobbled streets of Kaleici, descending from the main gate of Hadran or down the stairs from Ataturk Boulevard. Historically, it was the economic center of the city, but with the relocation of the main port to the western part of the city in the 1980s, it has completely shifted its focus to tourism.

Kaleiçi is a breathtaking blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty. Walking through its charming narrow streets feels like stepping back in time, with beautifully preserved Ottoman-era houses, ancient ruins, and vibrant local shops. The atmosphere is magical, especially in the evening when the streets are lit up, creating a cozy and romantic vibe. The Yat Limanı (Marina) is equally stunning, offering picturesque views of the Mediterranean. It’s the perfect place to relax, enjoy a seaside meal, or take a boat tour to explore the coastline. The turquoise waters, combined with the backdrop of historic walls and lush greenery, make it a photographer’s paradise! Whether you're a history lover, a foodie, or simply looking for a peaceful escape, Kaleiçi & the Marina have something for everyone. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Antalya! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Very nice place. Beautiful views during the day and after the sunset 🤩

Beautiful, worth a visit. Many people were sunbathing and swimming from the breakwater.

Kaleici marina and old town is a beautifull and charming place. Amazing sea view where u can take a boat trip .walking into old street specially at night if such an unforgettable experience. Many restaurant and coffee with turkish music and souvenir shops . Its a must visiting this place where u are in antalya

Such a beautiful relaxing area with amazing views. Took a boat ride and the kids loved it.

Hadrian's Gate or Hadrian Kapısı in Antalya is one of the most famous and well-preserved Roman structures in the city, located in the Muratpaşa district on Atatürk Street. It was built in 130 AD to commemorate the visit of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who was known for his patronage of architecture and the arts, as well as his contributions to the history of many provinces in the Roman Empire. The structure, which is about eight meters high, consists of three arches and two colonnaded facades supported by four pylons. With the exception of eight granite columns, the gate is entirely made of white marble, and its vaults are adorned with intricate floral reliefs and rosettes, reflecting the wealth and importance of the city during that time. The gate originally had two levels, and it is believed that the upper level was occupied by statues of the emperor and his family, but only the lower level has survived to this day. On either side of the gate, there are two towers that date back to different historical periods. The southern tower, known as the Julia Sancta, was built during the Roman period, while the lower part of the northern tower is also Roman, but its upper part was rebuilt in the 13th century by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad I. For a long time, the gate was built into the city wall and was not used, which allowed it to remain well-preserved. In the 1950s, the walls were demolished, and in 1959, the gate itself was reconstructed. During the works, the modern pavement was removed, revealing the original Roman pavement with deep grooves from the wheels of carts. Geologically, the gate is located in a place where the stones for construction were mined in the vicinity of Antalya, which is rich in limestone and marble, formed millions of years ago at the bottom of an ancient sea, giving the structure a special geological character that connects it to the history of the Earth. It is believed that the gates carry a symbol of the transition between the past and the present, and their preservation in spite of time gives the place an aura of extraordinary power, combining the architectural skill of man, the natural grandeur of stone and the mysterious Chaos of Time. Legends are associated with this place: the belief is that if, passing under each of the three arches, you make a wish, it will necessarily come true.

Step through Hadrian’s Gate and you’re not just entering Antalya’s Old Town—you’re crossing into 130 CE, when Roman emperors still roamed and marble meant majesty. This triumphal arch, built to honor Emperor Hadrian’s visit, stands proud with its three arches, fluted columns, and a stone-paved path that whispers ancient footsteps. It’s remarkably well-preserved, with layers of history etched into every crack. Look up and you’ll see the ornate carvings; look down and you’ll walk on the original Roman road. It’s a surreal blend of old and new—surrounded by modern shops, yet untouched by time.

Hadrian’s Gate is one of the most impressive ancient structures in Antalya. The Roman architecture is stunning, especially when lit up at night — it feels like stepping back in time. The details on the arches and columns are incredibly well preserved. It’s located right at the entrance to Kaleiçi (the Old Town), so it’s a great starting point for exploring the narrow streets, cafés, and shops nearby. Definitely a must-see spot for anyone visiting Antalya!

Beautifully preserved and full of history, it’s an impressive Roman arch that marks the entrance to the old town. The marble details and ancient architecture make it a great spot for photos and it’s easy to visit while exploring Kaleiçi. A quick stop but definitely worth seeing.

Arrived after the sunset. Live, dynamic and touristic place. Enjoyed walking whole street and short stop at the entrance. However is not easy to find parking spot if you have private or rental car.

A truly imposing and very beautiful monument, marking the triumphal entrance to the old city. It was built in the 2nd century to celebrate the visit of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. It is impressive to see the richness of detail in the columns and arches that have survived for so long. Access is completely open to the public and free, making it an unmissable "gateway" to the Kaleiçi district.

It was definitely a place you need to spend a long time in as there's so much to look at. Historical & retail, lots of shops for clothes, bags shoes etc. Be very careful you don't get overcharged for things.

Such a peaceful, relaxing park. It’s really huge. It has some cafés inside the park where you can sit down and relax. If you wanna sit down somewhere, read a book and just enjoy nature this is the perfect place.

A very beautiful and large public park, a true green oasis full of nature and trees that provide great shade. It is located on the edge of the cliff, surrounding part of the old city and offering spectacular views of the sea and the mountains in the distance. It's a great place to escape the heat and take a quiet walk.

The park has a nice vibe to it, great for relaxing walk and catching the sun hiding behind the mountains. It is relatively well kept, however there is trash here and there, especially if you wander into the cliffs areas. Playgrounds are a disappointment, one particularly is definitely used as stray cats toilet and it smell really bad there. And there are a lot of stray cats, yes. Every corner, every step. Not that it was bad, just worth noticing.

The place for budget travelling. You can grap ready to eat foods and have the perfect senery lunch for no more than 20 dollars.

All of the parks in Antalaya are well kept. This park is huge, lots of play areas for children and beautiful sea view with plenty of places to sit and look at the views.

Beautiful, calm, family welcoming environment. Sunset is beautiful from the balcony part of the park.

Nice place. A bit crowded on weekends. There are lots of cafés where you can enjoy coffee or tea with a sea view. In the park, you’ll find plenty of cats. If you’re not a fan of them, better stay away—this place truly belongs to the cats!

The Düden Waterfalls in Antalya are truly breathtaking. The Upper Falls feel like a hidden oasis, where cool mist and lush greenery surround a serene cascade, perfect for a peaceful walk. The Lower Falls, however, steal the show as they dramatically plunge from cliffs into the Mediterranean, a rare sight of river meeting sea. Whether admired from a boat or a seaside park, the roar and beauty of these waterfalls create an unforgettable, refreshing experience in nature.

A nice change from just seeing city buildings, and it’s free. Great views, lots of places for good pictures and a lovely park to walk around. Best views are from the right hand side as walking down towards the falls. There are places to get a drink and food as you go along. Some guys are walking around with Macaws (parrots) on their shoulders. They’ll offer you to touch them, even to hold them. But, they won’t let you take pictures because they want you to buy a pic from them. If you’re easily influenced, don’t touch the birds!

Düden Waterfall in Antalya is a stunning place to visit, especially in the morning. It’s free to enter, and you can take amazing photos without the crowds if you arrive early. By 11–12pm it does get busy, as this is when most tour groups start arriving, so going earlier is definitely worth it. One of the best things is how close you can get to the waterfall. You can really feel the power of the water and hear the sound up close, all without needing to take the boat trip, which costs around 2000 lira per person. Overall, a beautiful and refreshing spot that’s absolutely worth visiting, especially if you’re looking for a peaceful start to your day in Antalya.

Tucked into the northern folds of Antalya, Upper Düden Waterfalls feels like nature’s secret—lush, misty, and humming with life. The cascade itself isn’t towering, but it’s intimate and immersive. You can walk behind the waterfall through a cave, where the sound of rushing water wraps around you like a watery lullaby. The park is compact but charming, with ducks paddling through the stream, fruit bats hanging in the trees, and even macaws posing for photos. It’s a bit theatrical, but still delightful. Entry is affordable (70TL).

Düden Waterfalls are a beautiful and refreshing escape in Antalya. The flowing water, lush greenery and cool atmosphere make it a peaceful spot to relax and take photos. Whether you visit the Upper waterfalls for nature trails or the Lower waterfalls where the water dramatically drops into the sea, it’s a scenic and memorable experience. A lovely place to enjoy nature.

Upper Düden Waterfall is a peaceful spot in Antalya! There are caves behind the waterfall as well as a nice walk and views of the waterfall from below. Sun happled trees and rainbow in the mist from the waterfall. There is also a cave of bats, and some ruins. Currently only 70 TL for an adult and reachable by bus.

The waterfall is stunning, with blue clear water and an amazing view that makes the trip totally worth it. Just be careful on the way down—the path is slippery, the roof is low so you might bump your head, and the ceiling drips water. Despite these small challenges, it’s a wonderful spot to visit!

Food was perfect, very filling and priced well. Service was great, they were very welcoming and helpful with the menu. Would definitely visit again and highly recommend. Thank you very much!

They have really amazing food. The staff and owners were very courteous and very kind. We tried their felafel wrap with avocado and it was really delicious. We went back to them again and ordered their haloomi cheese - this was something else! It was really tasty. It was extremely exceptional! And their babaghanouj was very nice. Must visit!

A must! Soooo many options of food! Friendly staff and really cool place with lots of things to see around. Food is always fresh and super tasty!

nice place! the food was great, reasonably priced. i liked all the trinkets on the shelves and walls. planning to try halloumi vegetarian pizza next time

Best food in Antalya. Walnut mushroom hummus + tahini baba ganoush are banging and will change your life forever. Staff are friendly - came back her 6 times during an 8 day stay. Also the fattoush won’t give you a fat tush, but it will stay in your dreams for weeks. Add halloumi if you’re feeling adventurous. Vegetarians + vegans look no further. (This is not a sponsored ad and I rarely leave reviews)

very tasty arabic food! tastes like home. you won’t be disappointed. the staff is lovely and attentive. don’t be put off by the very generic name "rokka pizza falafel" – a different name would suit the quality of food and service much better! @owners: think about it! 😊

Best Falafel and Man’ushe I ever had (and I lived in Egypt, Lebanon and Berlin, meaning I had a lot), also the Fattoush and everything was awesome. We enjoyed it very much. I came here twice in three days.

Love this place! We only had a few things like the risotto, prawns, and carpaccio and everything tasted really good and fresh! Also the view is beautiful! Would absolutely recommend this place!

Goodies- Very nice and quite posh place with amazing views. If lucky (midweek lunch time is my favourite) you'll have a choice of tables on the terrace, right above the see with unforgettable view (it might be quite windy though), or in the warm covered area little bit deeper inside the restaurant (the view is still amazing). Staff look very nice and professional. Baddies - some simple drinks might not be available, delicious food might be served on the cracked plate (awful for such posh restaurant). If they're busy, you might get forgotten for quite a while. Nevertheless, the place is very nice, food is delicious, chef is trying to make every dish a peace of art, atmosphere is absolutely wonderful, prices are adequate for this type of restaurants. They definitely deserve 5* rating.

So beautiful place . If you're looking for a wonderful meal with amazing fresh fish and a stunning view of the sea, then this restaurant is perfect for you in Antalya. We had an incredible time here and would highly recommend it to anyone. The drinks were lovely and the staff was very attentive, friendly. I want to say thank you so much Sinan bey . I recommended here exactly . I will definitely be back!

The Sunset is a beautiful place. The food and atmosphere are good. I am satisfied with the meal here. However, the bottled water they recommend is charged. 40 lira per cup.

Nice views from this restaurant overlooking Antalya harbor. We had some traditional meze as starter followed by a superb grilled octopus and a combination of fish, calamari and shrimp with a tomato sauce. Service was efficient, prices on a high end.

BESt BEST BEST seafood, most fresh and well prepared, I have got in Antalya!!! And it is not even expensive!!! You must NOT miss this restaurant.

Very fine seafood just like in Monaco or smth. Prices cheaper than Monaco but for Turkey is bit high. Dinner for 2 with 1 glass of local wine 2500 lyrs. But its worth every kurush. Highly recommend

Amazing atmosphere, incredibly fresh food, super friendly service. So happy we found this restaurant. There is live music, belly dancers too. Loved our time here

The food and service were excellent! We truly enjoyed our experience here. We’ll definitely come back and highly recommend this place to others.

We went to this meyhane and ordered a bottle of wine, but the waiter came back and rudely told us that we couldn’t order only wine. He even said he wouldn’t have given us a table if he had known! The attitude was completely unprofessional and disrespectful. We came to enjoy a relaxed evening, not to be treated like an inconvenience. There are plenty of better places in Antalya where customers are treated with basic courtesy—avoid this one.

The food and ambiance here were top notch!! The live music and belly dancers were also an added bonus. Made for quite a memorable dining experience, and would highly recommend. Sedat and his staff made sure everything was to my liking and offered the customary Turkish hospitality which makes you feel right at home.

Such a fun evening. Live music, belly dancers, overall dancing - amazing atmosphere! We also had some seafood dishes and both were amazing. Thank you!

Lovely restaurant with very welcoming vibe. Food is tasty, both freshly cooked and well presented. Nice and friendly staff and live music. Good place to enjoy your time in Antalya old town.

Yemenli Meyhanesi gets a 3/5-star rating. The staff is very friendly at first glance, and the food is tasty. The yaprak plate was out of this world, though my wife only got four shrimps in her casserole. Prices are rather high than moderate. People smoke inside the restaurant, which is a total no-go! When we told the waiter, he said it was normal. There’s live Turkish music, but it’s not for everyone—it sounded more like a lot of suffering to a Hispanic ear. They include the tip/service fee directly into the bill, which is a very bad manner of handling this. We confronted the waiter, but he had no response ready.

(29th September 2025) Had a wonderful meal here tonight with my wife. The staff were friendly and the food was really good. Ordered a chicken Caesar salad, the jumbo prawns and the sea bream, all cooked to perfection and tasted really nice, the portion size was big and plenty. It's not the cheapest, but definitely worth the visit of you are into good seafood.

The restaurant located in old town. It offers a warm and friendly welcome, as if you were eating at a friend's house. We had a wonderful dining experience😍 thanks to the friendly and efficient service. I ordered two dishes and we love it. It was the most flavorful🤩

Life-changing steak! 🤯 Best I've ever had, hands down! 🥩 The seafood was also out of this world. 🌟 And the location? Perfect! Walking through Antalya's historic alleys to get here is an experience in itself. 🏙️👌 Highly recommend! 👍

Great experience; highly recommended. We stopped in for a late (light) lunch and wine. Responsive and welcoming service, excellent food and nice local wine. The owner (Patron) spent time with us explaining the menu and inspiration of the restaurant. Would return again.

very nice people, we walked in and we got super attentive service. the employees have a nice dynamic towards guests and with each other. place is very clean and food is made with lots of respect and passion. prices are very good as well, we took the lamb chops - they were cooked to perfection, they melted on your tongue. could not recommend this place more!

Service is extreme . Food is very delicious and well presented the whole plate is amazing from the taste of salad or potato and of course the main course Highly recomended.

Wonderful host. The fish, steak and pasta were all great. Mezze was delicious but very small. Lovely homemade lemonade. Prices are on the higher side - in line with other restaurants in the old town.

Visited on August 15, 2025. Paid 40 dollars per person as foreing citizens for just aquarium itself. If booked online via the aquarium’s official site in advance, it costs 36 dollars instead. Overall it was nice but it is a bit pricey for what it offered. It is home to the world’s largest tunnel aquarium, stretching 131 meters in length. Inside, visitors can marvel at a life-size airplane and shipwreck, while coming face to face with majestic sharks.

I bought the full package for a family of three through our travelling agency with access to the Aquarium, Ice World, Wax Museum, Wild life and Cinema. Overall it was a good experience, but definitely more expensive than its actual worth. I guess the logic of the owners is that tourists are willing to pay more for something they will visit only once in their lifetime (typical Turkish bankrupt mentality). Of course, it wouldn't be Turkey if they wouldn't try to also fish some more money from you: at the entrance in the Aquarium, they take your photos and give you a card with a code bar. When you exit, you can only do it by scanning the code bar and they give you an option to purchase a series of photos for 50 euros or less for individual items (15 euros for a fridge magnet with your photo).

Antalya Aquarium is one of the Amazing places to see the indoor aquatic life. This aquarium have a great collection of different species of fishes. It has an indoor tunnel where U can see fishes from inside of tunnel. The amazing thing about the aquarium is it's buildup styl. At multiple positions, the big aquariums have old war ships which have drowned during war. Some old airplane statues most probably before 1940 version can be seen inside the aquariums. Furthermore, aquariums mimic sea environment as well

The aquarium itself was very beautiful. Nothing too different from the others we've been, but still worth to visit if you're there. But the kids were absolutely amazed with the snow room. It's tiny, but has a few ice slides and a cosy little cafeteria.

As others have mentioned, this place is massively overpriced for what it offers. We purchased the full tickets, but left feeling underwhelmed. The aquarium is small and unimpressive—probably the most interesting part is the “shark feeding”, though you’ll mostly see other fish with a few small sharks mixed in. There’s also an option to feed the sea rays (for an extra fee, of course), which some may find entertaining. The wildpark felt more like an adoption center for leftover reptiles, with a heavy focus on ball pythons. While there are some larger snakes like anacondas, the overall variety wasn’t much better than the aquarium. The Oceanride XD cinema was a decent addition and helped fill time between stops, but again, it’s overpriced for what you get. The wax museum wasn’t for me—some figures didn’t even resemble the real people. Overall, this feels like just another tourist trap in Turkey: high prices, minimal value. It might still appeal to those who haven’t traveled much, haven’t been to major aquariums/zoos, or simply don’t mind spending extra. But for most travelers, it’s not worth the time or money—you can safely skip it.

The aquarium is nice, but honestly, I think it's overpriced. It has a lot of animals, but it's quite small — you only need around 30 minutes to complete the tour. Kids will love it though, and there's also a play area for them. However, I was really sad to see the penguins’ wings tied. I think that’s so cruel!

A great place to visit with kids! There's a wide variety of sea creatures from around the world, and the underwater tunnel is especially beautiful—it really gives you that immersive experience. One highlight is the impressive large shark, which was amazing to see up close. However, I do think they could add more types of fish, especially in the tunnel area. The ticket price is on the higher side; I've visited larger aquariums that were more affordable. Still, if you're in Antalya with children, it's definitely worth a visit.

Very disappointing visit for a restaurant that presents itself as high quality with a well-known chef. The food was simply not tasty: the portion of grilled vegetables was a joke, the meat I asked to be well-done came out medium-well, and the dessert was so bad I gave up after just one spoon. Service was also poorly handled — the waiter brought the main course together with the starters, without paying any attention to the pace of the meal. The atmosphere felt more like an old cafeteria rather than a fine restaurant. While the staff were polite, at the end I couldn’t even find anyone to ask for the bill. The hostess also lacked friendliness and didn’t smile once. Overall, a very underwhelming experience, and definitely not living up to its claims.

Extremely disappointing experience. Once you strip away the “atmosphere,” there is nothing left. Quality, value, and service have all gone downhill. If you are looking for real taste and authentic dining, avoid this place entirely—its time is long gone. The portions were ridiculously small, while the waiters seemed disorganized and confused most of the time. Despite the good ambience and exotic atmosphere, the quality of the food was shocking. Everything was overpriced, and frankly not worth the money. The calamari and shrimp were inedible—rubbery, chewy, and tasteless. Even the iç pilav, once known for its flavor, has completely lost its taste. To make matters worse, the service was handled by what felt like an untrained intern, which matched the overall lack of professionalism. We were charged an outrageous 2,800 TL service fee, completely unjustified given the poor level of service. On top of that, the final bill easily exceeded a full month’s of a Turkish minimum wage—a shocking amount considering the miserable quality delivered. And the worst part: I found a red rubber band (!!!) in my side of greens that came with the fish. Luckily, my colleague removed it quickly before anyone else saw, otherwise it would have been a major embarrassment during our international business dinner. This place has clearly lost its reputation and credibility. Edit after having received the restaurant feedback: When I visit a restaurant with a service charge policy, the concern isn’t about paying the fee itself — it’s about what I’m paying for. A 10% service fee should reflect quality service, attention, and hospitality. Unfortunately, in this case, the service fell well below expectations. It felt like a charge for something that was simply not delivered. If a fee is added automatically, the level of service should justify it — and here, it clearly did not.

The best part of the restaurant is the views. The tripe soup was delicious and that's about it. The intestines could have came with a garnish and better presentation. The hunter meat should have come with the garnish. The spicy turkish sausage was nicely presented and nice flavor. Chicken soup was not bad. The schnitzel was also amazing and nicely presented and came with garnish. For upscale place I expected better. There was no attention to detail from servers and they looked confused while servicing. Ayran was also not rich in flavor. I had better Ayrans elsewhere. The servers kept coming over and repeating enjoy your meal. There was nothing to enjoy. This place maybe was good in the past but I feel it's a let down. You can come here for the view. But if you are expecting culinary masterpiece look somewhere else. I feel until they improve. I would say skip this place. We even paid the bill and the server said enjoy your meal. Overpriced and not recommended. Look for better places save the money. Oh and the design of the building and property is awesome. That's about it.

Delicious turkish food. I liked meze and sweets were my fav. They use really quality products. We didn’t wait for the food, service is good as well as stuff. You need to make reservetion in advance because this place is always full

The best meat I ate in a long time. The menu is exceptionally superb. Many visits needed to really try it all. Special thanks for Melika Host for the help with the taxi and Internet connectivity. Had some issues and she solved everything.

Nice to dine at one of the oldest restaurants in the city. Impressed that they have so many items on the menu can still execute them well. We especially enjoyed the köfte in the tomato sauce and the rice with bergamot and pineapple. It can be quite busy, and it seems like all the servers are always rushing off somewhere, so it can seem a bit frantic. The view outside is nice though especially during the evening. Glad we came!

Service was quite poor — everything arrived in parts. There were no napkins or basic table settings at first; they only brought them after the second dish when we asked. Our drinks came very late, even after reminding them. Half of the mezes we ordered were unavailable. If you don’t have to come after 9 p.m., don’t. Kolot peyniri was nice. İnce kesilmiş dana pirzola had good flavor but was too sinewy. Kabak dolması was good. Kuzu tandır was delicious. Asma yaprağı was average. Paçanga was very small. Ekmek kadayıfı was excellent.

Pros: Convenient location. Well-maintained, bright, and clean interiors, offering a comfortable shopping environment. Great selection of brands, from fashion (H&M, LC Waikiki, Zara) to electronics and a large Migros supermarket—perfect for everyday needs and more. Good food court and entertainment options, including Cinemaximum cinema and a varied mix of cafés and restaurants. Cons: The mall can feel a bit crowded and slightly cramped, especially in the food court. The parking is unorganised, confusing and not big enough. There is no parking garage. From the outside the mall looks uninteresting and old. Overall, Migros AVM offers a convenient and pleasant shopping experience with a wide variety of stores and services, but has drawbacks.

Parking area not organised, had to drive around for 30 mins to find a parking lot, nothing wow inside.

The Taksi station dispatch person in that mall just refused to give me taxi car because I am with Hijab and latterly he said “I don’t want to give you taxi go away to another station “ so shameful still there is racism in this world 💔 that is on Saturday 7/6/2025 at 10 pm

Went there to see movie.. A good place as there are so much screens and there is no need to buy tickets in advance.. Movie i watched was Thor love and thunder.. it was the first day of release.. ticket was 54 Turkish Lira for 3D movie.. 3D glasses cost me 7 Lira..

It was awesome 👌 spend some time there, shopping. Enjoying sipping coffee at McDonald's overlooking the aquarium, the view was beautiful. The best shopping from this mall, because it is close to the amusement park, as well as the presence of several stations for public transport buses that pass by the sea to enjoy the views of the cafes overlooking the sea and public parks. I encourage you to visit it. 😊👌

Large shopping center with many famous international brands with cinema and a food mall. On the top floor there is a food court with panoramic views.

This is really a big mall with so many branded shops and also the food court with many cafes such as Shakespeare, Starbucks. It was a rainy day and we had a nice time shopping and hopping around the shops. I could also find Bath and Body works there. Really recommended to go there, all you can shop at good deals.

An absolutely perfect stay – highly recommended! Our stay at this hotel was truly flawless from start to finish. What made it so special was the wonderful combination of three key things: First, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, always greeting us with a smile, which created a very positive atmosphere. Second, the food was simply delicious. We were very impressed with the quality and taste. And third, the location was ideal for exploring. The hotel was within easy walking distance of the main city attractions, and with bus stops located nearby, it was very convenient to get to any other point. We would definitely choose this hotel again and highly recommend it.

We have previously stayed a rixos sungate and that was incredible however, this topped that for us. The room was outstanding, very clean and the fridges and snacks were always topped up. The food was exceptional, but it was a little repetitive and wouldve loved themed nights. The views were fantastic and the drinks were great. The location was great with nearby tram to get to old town but taxis were also easily accessible. The coach to the land of legends was a great addition but also free tickets! Incredible service, all staff are helpful and polite. We will be back. Thank you

A Complete Disappointment for Corporate Stays On November 19, 2025, we had two confirmed reservations at this hotel for our high-ranking international clients. Having had excellent experiences in the past, we trusted this five-star property to deliver the level of professionalism expected from a hotel of its class. Upon arrival at the airport, we were informed that a third guest—whose presence was not previously communicated to us—would also need accommodation. Although this was unexpected, we promptly contacted the hotel via our administrative executive to resolve the matter. What followed was an exhausting two-hour ordeal. The reservation department was uncoordinated, unresponsive, and seemed completely detached from the reception staff. The simple task of securing the last available room turned into a chaotic episode of miscommunication, bureaucratic delay, and utter lack of initiative. For a corporate client, this is unacceptable. Despite being long-term corporate customers with records of past stays, the hotel treated us as if we were walking in for the first time. Even more disappointing was the lack of flexibility or empathy shown when it came to payment for the additional guest—despite having already paid for the initial two rooms. This experience reflected a deep disconnect between departments, poor staff training, and a “not my problem” attitude that no premium hotel should tolerate—especially not one that claims to cater to business clientele. The focus was clearly on rigid internal policies, not guest comfort or loyalty. We will no longer recommend this hotel to our partners or clients. A five-star reputation must be backed by five-star service—unfortunately, that was entirely missing.

The luggage service was unacceptably slow, and the attitude of some staff members did not reflect the standards of a reputable hotel. After arriving from a long overnight trip and having breakfast, we were surprised to find that our rooms were still not ready. When we tried to rest on a lobby sofa, we were asked not to lie down, even though we later saw other guests doing the same without being approached. A guest of ours also came to leave his luggage before his flight, and the staff reacted as if we were bringing in something suspicious. This behavior was far from professional. We are business travelers and have no reason to misuse the hotel in any way. We also experienced a Wi-Fi outage that took a long time to fix. Additionally, we booked a room with two separate beds but received a room with one merged bed. Despite promises to separate them, nothing was done until we had to ask the housekeeping staff we found in the corridor, who were the only ones willing to help. At the restaurant, the staff were exceptionally polite and courteous, and their service was admirable. However, the food quality did not meet the expected standard, the variety was very limited, and overall, the dining experience did not match the hotel’s rating. These issues combined are not acceptable for a hotel that aims to provide professional and high-quality hospitality.

I would like to share my impressions of staying at this hotel. First of all, I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of service — the staff was always polite, attentive, and ready to help in any situation. A special thank you for the cleanliness of the room: it was cleaned daily, everything was neat, fresh, and pleasant. I especially want to highlight the work of the guest relations team — Karina, Sofia, and Timur. These people truly create a warm and welcoming atmosphere at the hotel. Karina was always smiling and ready to help with any questions, Sofia was incredibly attentive and caring, and Timur was very professional and hospitable. Thanks to them, my stay was not just comfortable, but truly memorable. Thank you for the excellent service! I will definitely come back again and recommend this hotel to my friends and acquaintances.

Rixos Downtown Antalya is a beautiful hotel with all the facilities you could possibly need. The location is stunning, the heated pool is a real highlight, and the surroundings are peaceful and green. The rooms are spotless and well cleaned every day, though they do feel a bit dated. Evening entertainment is enjoyable, the live bands are great, even if they tend to repeat the same songs. The fresh fruit juices are delicious, and most of the staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. However, there are a few points for improvement. Before arriving, I asked several times about the golf facility and even received information about it, but unfortunately it turned out to be closed upon arrival, which was disappointing. Consistency in drinks could also be better, ordering the same cocktail or coffee can result in very different versions depending on the bar or staff member. The limited English spoken by some staff can make communication a bit tricky at times, and the food could use a slightly more European touch. Lastly, there are quite a few flies and the occasional smell of cat urine due to the number of stray cats in and around the hotel, something beyond the hotel’s control but worth mentioning. Overall it’s a lovely place to stay with great facilities and atmosphere, just a few small details could make it truly perfect.

I had a truly delightful stay at Rixos. From the moment I arrived, everything was impressive—the cleanliness, the quality, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel. It’s an ideal place for families, offering plenty of activities and facilities that children especially will enjoy. What stood out most was the staff. They were not only professional but also genuinely kind, always attentive, and quick to assist with any request. They even arranged a special evening for a family celebration, which made our vacation unforgettable. The hotel’s mobile app was also very useful, making it easy to organize everything during my stay. I wholeheartedly recommend Rixos to anyone looking for comfort, luxury, and excellent service. It was an experience I’ll always remember, and I would gladly return again.

Walking past this place you'd think everything would be amazing but no. Our waiter was apparently a chef.. but was not dressed appropriately at all - (why would the chef take our order?). He wanted to push us into buying a certain wine after we asked for a house wine, we shut him down quick and he was not very happy with us as he knew he couldn't make us buy too many things. We ordered pasta - the carbonara tasted like nothing & the penne carne is horrible. Without salt and pepper it tastes of nothing, everything was too watery!! The "chef" kept pushing us into buying the steak and that he "makes the best steak" - we saw a table order a steak but it was more for the show as they will just throw some oil and make a huge fire. Really not that impressive - you're paying more for the show than for the food! We didn't finish our food at all, it barely looked touched -- usually the waiters are meant to ask if everything is okay but they just took our plates away. I guess they are used to their customers not finishing their foods. 😂 I don't recommend this place at all. It's a shame because it looks beautiful inside and outside but the food is horrible. P.S - the "chef" was outside the restaurant smoking a cigarette after taking all of the orders. 😂 & we should've known the restaurant was not one of the best as there was only us and another family, the rest of the place was dead quiet. People kept coming in, looking at the menu and leaving. 🤷‍♀️

This is truly one of the top restaurants — from the outstanding service to the exceptional quality of the food. The staff go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and ensure that you have an enjoyable dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant and want to extend a big thank you to the team — this is exactly how a restaurant should be run.

We’ve been coming back for the Tandoori Burger for three years — and it’s always perfect. Tender shredded beef, a soft bun, and impeccable service make it a truly exceptional experience 🤍🙏🏻

The worst smoked meat i have ever had, not the best place for this kind of meat. The service is good but lack of english makes it hard to get what you want

It was such a good night.The atmosphere was warm and stylish. I had the Baby Calamari as a starter and the New York Steak for the main, both were delicious and cooked perfectly. Service was friendly as soon as you step into the restaurant you can feel it, they're all so sincere and speak very well English and Russian. Don't worry too much about the cost it's match the quality. Overall, a great place for a special dinner. I totally recommend this place for wine lovers and carnivores who enjoy quality steak.

The best steak In Antalya If you’re visiting Antalya, this restaurant is an absolute must. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and hospitality. I ordered the ribeye steak and it was honestly the most mouth-watering, perfectly cooked steak I’ve ever tasted. My partner chose the ribs, which were so tender they literally fell off the bone. The cocktails were just as impressive! fresh, flavoursome and beautifully presented. I only wish I had discovered this gem earlier in my trip, as I would have gone back again (and again!). The prices are very reasonable for the quality, the décor is stylish and inviting, and the staff couldn’t have been more attentive or accommodating. Highly recommend!

First class restaurant with first class food & service 😊 But very reasonable prices!

Beautiful natural wonder right by the Antalya coastline. The waterfalls drop directly into the Mediterranean, which makes for a stunning view, especially at sunset. You can enjoy the sight from nearby parks or take a boat tour for a closer look. Quite crowded during peak hours, but definitely worth visiting if you’re in Antalya.

If you’re into a good walk, try walking from the center of Antalya to the Lower Düden Waterfalls. You’ll see a lot more of the city along the way, and the view at the end is beautiful! If you still have some energy left, you can continue to the sandy beach just behind it. I took the bus back and had a really nice day trip!

Absolutely stunning beauty 🤗 If you are thinking to choose upper or lower please choose this but again my personal opinion. Beautiful has a park around to walk with lots of local vendors plus photo spots, zip liners and restaurant etc… A bit too sunny now so take water and cap/hat to protect from the heat and oh don’t forget the sunscreen, bath in it to guard from the harmful rays but otherwise definitely worth spending 2 hours looking around. You can easily access this place using local transport or taxi fyi. Definitely must visit in Antalya 👍

Worthwhile to see, but it’s a pity we didn’t see the boat to go under the waterfall. If you plan to come by bus, better to visit Lara Beach together with Duden waterfall, because bus KL08 can go to these two places. I heard upper Duden is pretty and has a cave. But did’t manage to visit it.

Breathtaking views of the waterfall, perfect for photos. You can also catch planes flying past. Shops on site for snacks and drinks. Zipline available on site. Worth visiting.

Breathtaking spot! 🌊 The Manavgat River meets the Mediterranean Sea in a stunning display, complete with a picturesque waterfall. 🌴 The contrast between fresh and saltwater is mesmerizing. Plus, the nearby parks and restaurants are a bonus. 👍 Highly recommend a visit!

Very beautiful place, with great nature! Feeling fresh and wet air, especially at 40°C weather. But there are a lot of annoying people, who wants to scam tourists, so be careful and don't sleep!

I absolutely love TerryCity! It’s a beautiful and spacious shopping center with a wide variety of shops and restaurants. Everything is always clean and well-organized, and the staff are incredibly kind, helpful, and welcoming. You can find so many great quality products here – from fashion to electronics, home goods, gifts, and more. The atmosphere is warm and relaxing, making every visit a real pleasure. Whether you're coming for a quick coffee, a full shopping day, or just to enjoy the vibe – TerryCity never disappoints. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a great shopping experience! 💛🛍️

I went to this mall while I was on vacation, and it was honestly the most beautiful mall I’ve ever been to. It was so big, had so many levels, and everything was so modern and amazing. I bought some fried chicken and some sushi there both were absolutely delicious, but that fried chicken was on another level. So juicy and crispy, literally perfect.🍗🍣😋😋😋 The mall also had security at the entrance, where you scan your bag and walk through a metal detector, which made me feel super safe. And the people there were so kind the Turkish citizens treated the cats around the mall with so much love, which made me really happy to see🥹❤️ Overall, this mall was just incredible. So big, so safe, and such a beautiful place to spend time during vacation❤️❤️❤️

It is one of the best shopping malls in Antalya, especially for tourists, as it has a wide range of brands. The food court doesn't have much variety and is very limited.

Went here to see for ourselves as we were told it was something else. Well it didn't disappoint. Luxury high end shops everywhere.Bring plenty of money with you. The levels were impressive. There was a great creash where you drop your kids and go shopping. Sand pit included. The busiest place I have been to in a long while. As you come out the exit if you need a taxi there is a dedicated guy sorting everyone out.

TerraCity Mall is a nice and modern shopping destination, offering a clean and comfortable environment. While it’s not a mega mall, it features a good selection of stores. However, the food court and kids’ play area are relatively small and may feel limited during busy hours.

A nice, cozy, and clean mall with a welcoming atmosphere. It offers a wide variety of shops and restaurants, perfect for all tastes. Plus, it’s located in a convenient and easily accessible area

This mall has everything! It’s located in a safe part of town with the entrances having a detector that helps keep the mall safe. My favorite thing to shop here would be clothing, pottery since they have big name brands with great deals, and soccer teams jerseys. Turkey is unique and therefore they have some unique stores, though there is a lot of the name brand you’d expect to see in a high end mall in the states. The food court is pretty good as well, and they have a large variety. Terra city offers a currency exchange location / store within the mall, ensure to count your money before leaving the actual spot you received your exchange since it’s always good to know if it’s correct. Each level of the mall is beautiful and offers an array of cool stores, love this mall!

Lara Beach vs Konyaalti Beach: Lara wins for me! 🌟 The sandy shore beats Konyaalti's pebbled beach any day. Plus, Lara's sunset views are simply stunning - the reflection on the sand is breathtaking! 🌅 Konyaalti just can't compete with that. 👍 Lara Beach is my top pick in Antalya!

Long beach divided to public and private parts. But you can rent a bed in private parts even if you are not from the hotel.

Come on a rainy and cloudy day so the view is ok, not that amazing. Water is very clear. Beach is not white sand. Only a few people on the beach, very quiet. If you don’t stay there, can take bus GM24 or KL08 to go there.

December at Lara Beach was a nice escape. The gorgeous golden dunes and the calming sounds of the Mediterranean waves complemented the tranquil atmosphere that the off-season offered. The beach was covered in a warm light as the sun sank, providing stunning views. A tour of the neighborhood eateries offered a variety of delicious foods.

A blue water beach with moderate temperatures. Lot of water sports around for all ages. Sun bath areas all around for relaxation. Cool breeze to enjoy along with sunshine 🌞 in the month of October. One can plan a good tour at the resort. Children sports all around. For elderly motor boats 🛥 can be a fun. Eateries all around. A highly recommended place for relaxation and enjoyment.

Very nice beach ! Swimming is free for public, boating, beach volleyball and other recreational activities and water sports are available here, coffee, bar, sunbath and restaurants of the hotels connected to the beach. The water is so blue and beautiful !!! It is so memorable.

The soft golden sands stretch for miles, inviting visitors to bask in the sun or take strolls along the shore. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea provide the perfect backdrop, creating a serene atmosphere. Whether you're a beach lover looking to relax or an avid swimmer seeking some aquatic adventures during season time, Lara Beach has it all. The natural beauty surrounding Lara Beach is awe-inspiring. The Taurus Mountains and the nearby Düden Waterfalls are a sight to behold. I highly recommend taking a boat tour along the coastline to witness the breathtaking cliffs and hidden caves, which further add to the allure of this coastal paradise.

Very clean, lots of good shops, just like a shopping mall should be. The food court had a lot of excellent options as well. Linked to the outlet stores, so plenty to see and plenty of options to spend your hard earned money! Lots of nice houseware shops, child and adult stores and great lady and men’s smart clothing shops. There’s also a cinema and amusement arcade

Mall of Antalya is a great place to spend a day. It has a huge selection of shops, offering everything from clothing and shoes to electronics, cosmetics, and accessories. There’s a good mix of international brands and local stores, so there’s something for every budget and taste. The layout is easy to navigate, and the mall feels modern, spacious, and well-kept. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants to take a break, and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. Whether you're shopping for something specific or just browsing, it’s a really enjoyable place to walk around. Overall, a great shopping destination with lots of variety. There's also a very nice view later in the evening for some nice pictures.

Mall of Antalya is a modern, spacious shopping destination conveniently close to Antalya Airport. It features a wide variety of brands, including an impressive range of men’s fashion stores, which is not common in other malls. The food court and restaurants offer plenty of options, and there are many cozy cafés throughout. The mall’s high ceiling adds to the sense of openness and comfort, creating a relaxed shopping experience. Parking is large and easily accessible, making it a convenient stop for locals and travelers alike.

It’s a mall connected to outlet center. Mall of Antalya is the second largest mall in Antalya after MarkAntalya AVM. Such a nice and comfortable visit. Many shops, book gallery, sweet shops, fountains, limmo cafe and others. Second floor is mainly for clothes. Upon entry, noticed a big sign of TripAdvisor, and the lady in there asked me to scan the code so as to write a review about the visit.

Spacious and modern shopping mall with a wide variety of stores, cafes, and restaurants. Clean, well-organized, and family-friendly. Great place for shopping, dining, and leisure in Antalya.

It was a good experience, the only thing missing at this mall is veg option in food. Went to Mac D and other restaurants on the above floor, can’t believe none of them had veg option.

Not a very big mall, but with a very large area of food court. Lots of stores where you can do shopping before flying home

Pathetic service and unprofessional staff. They were also unaware of ingredients of the fish meal and i was told It wasn’t on their ingredient list. Tried to order something else, I was the only person in line and the staff were joking around with each other for a good few minutes despite making eye contact with me several times.

Burger King in Mall of Antalya offers quick and cooperative service from the staff. The double Whopper and fries were fresh and tasty, meeting expectations. However, the self-service machine does not support Apple Pay, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall, a satisfying fast-food experience.

Food is normally amazing here from my past experiences, but on this occasion wasn't too great, lots of places to sit and eat 👍🏻

Second last day of holiday, the guy decides to put 6 extra portions of cheese on, onion rings and charge me. No onion rings on plate and loads of cheese. Said to staff at counter that I did not order this and they just laughed. Got a partial refund. Coke also tasted heavily of some kind of cleaner.

The service was way too slow. But the food is affordable and the burger's size is bigger than usual and it was delicious.

This place charges you double if they think you don't speak Turkish. Be very careful as they will cheat you!

It has delicious burgers if you still haven't tried it what are you doing

Not impressed, the steak was average and the burger was not that great. They put us in the smoking area with all the drunks. Burger was out of stock. Replaced with mini burger which was mostly bread. Not impressed especially as there’s so many nice steaks on display! At least they feed the dogs the bones :)

One of my top restaurants in Antalya for sure if you are after a good grilled meat meal. That’s the place to go without doubt! If you are confused about what dish to get or Turkish names for different kebabs is a bit tricky, don’t worry the staff of restaurant will help you in no time. I had such pleasant experience there in general with food and service and atmosphere that I was coming back there pretty much every day. Lamp is marinated and grilled to perfection. Beef shashlik grilled with onions was top quality too. It would be hard to name one good meal. The traditional Turkish desert were very tasty and sweet too, definitely would recommend those! I like the fact that smoking area and non smoking area are separated, this is one of the best thing about this restaurant personally for me as non-smoker. Try to go there not later than 8pm if you don’t want to rush with your meal, as they are stopping some of work in the kitchen after 9PM even they’re open till 23-24. One thing I would suggest for the restaurant- please serve tea in bigger cups, they are very small, so for me the tea freak,those cups were too small.

The place is big and spacious. You don't feel cramped up while having your meal. They have places for smoking and non-smoking guests. Decorations are ok. Interesting place to take foreign friends for a nice dinner out. The price is a bit higher for some dishes, but everything we tried was tasty. The staff was friendly and kept my water glass full at all times. The order was mixed up a tiny bit , some missing items from the cold cuts and a small delay to get some specific/extra item on the menu. Overall, we were pleased with the atmosphere and will go back another time.

Great steakhouse restaurant in antalya probably the best i have visited food and service were excellent would definitely return. Staff are very friendly and accommodating, please note if you are sitting outside and sit near the hedges some dogs to tend to get close to you. But overall a great evening and some great food! 👍🏼

This was quite an expensive place it was more like the UK. Portions were regular not all that. While eating it was uncomfortable as the waiters just stand waiting and looking at you eat. Nice place but wouldn’t go back.

Extremely delicious food. Best steak I ever had. Staff are friendly and professional. Big thanks to Dogukan Oyan who served us and explained the menu in English. He even helped us choose the dishes. He kept checking on us if we needed anything. Location was nice and prices are very reasonable. Should be visited if you ever go to Antalia.

The prices are higher than Nusr Et but it doesn’t taste better. No other option in Antalya but the place is elegant clean toilets. Nice steakhouse. The special was quite dead but ok. 2900tl for 4. You do the maths. £1 = 24tl at the moment. Free parking outside.

I was there right before the end of the season in the first week of October and had a great experience. The resort is absolutely beautiful and very well kept. It took me a while to decide where to stay since many places had mixed reviews, but I’m glad I chose this one. It’s super family friendly, so you’ll find lots of families with kids around, just something to keep in mind if that’s not your vibe. The only downside is that it’s extremely difficult to get reservations at the à la carte restaurants. The Sandals restaurant was excellent, the sushi spot was just okay, and I’d probably skip the Turkish restaurant, The Turkish buffet makes up for it, there was an à la carte restaurant with breakfast service nearby our rooms that was good too with no need for reservations.The main buffet was great, the daily rotation of meats at dinner was interesting. Beach chairs do get reserved pretty early, but they do a good job at letting people know that they can just leave their towel towels and go for our hours. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Special shoutout to Bouchra from guest relations for making the stay extra special.

We spent five days here at the end of our Turkey trip to properly relax again, and the hotel completely won us over. Our room with a hammam was beautiful, the whirlpool on the balcony was great, and the entire hotel complex is excellently maintained. There are countless opportunities to relax, eat, or grab a drink. Even though there are many children, you hardly notice it because there are specific adults-only areas. The staff was very friendly and courteous. I would especially like to praise our cleaner. She did a great job and was incredibly kind to us. The food was also of a high standard. A small point of criticism, which has been frequently mentioned here, is that you really have little chance of getting a table in the à la carte restaurants. That’s a great pity. Unfortunately, there was also one day when the music from the neighbouring hotel was so loud that it was almost impossible to relax by the sea. Despite all this, it was an outstanding stay, and we would be happy to come back

What an amazing experience. This is our fourth annual trip to an all inclusive hotel and this far surpassed every other holiday. The hotel and surrounding were flawlessly maintained and impeccably clean. The food was to a high standard and the variety of food was incredible. Drinks were excellent with all branded spirits and beers. The highlight of the holiday was the kids club. The whole team made a massive efforts with my kids making their holiday feel special. They learnt their names, taught them Turkish phrases and helped create so many happy memories. Thank you so much and much love to Gizem, Cennet, Sevda, Gülperi & Jenya ❤️🇹🇷❤️

Second time visiting this wonderful hotel. We love everything about it. The rooms are spacious & very clean as is the whole hotel. The food & drink is excellent especially the unlimited a la carte. Our favourite thing is the entertainment, the team especially Aykut are fabulous & they make us feel so welcome & the darts especially is such a great game. We can’t wait to come back again next year.

I would not recommend this hotel - does not reflect the ultra all inclusive, you cannot book the a la carte and the food is awful. Not suitable for people with allergies - they dont label things correctly and you cant make out what label corresponds to which item. EVERTYHING contained egg, nothing for vegans or vegetarians. I do not think it is worth the money we paid for the all inclusive - meals were always all the same, nothing new. Pizza and chips everyday lunch and dinner. We stayed a family of 5 here for a week and we would not return. The pool beds were always reserved and no one policed them. There were periods where they didn't serve food anywhere. Cross contamination was rife - people using the same tongs for the meat and then the chips etc the customer service was non existent. On one day we were served avo toast with bacon on it - having expressed to the waiter Bilal in Turunc - all vegan please, then when it arrived we said we asked for fully vegan version - and GUESS WHAT he took it back and they removed the bacon and served the same thing back to us again, we were furious as we still saw some bacon bits on it. He just shrugged his shoulders and then ignored us throughout our stay. The yoga instructor Attia was nice, always on time and ready to give you a good session. Thats about it - save your money and go somewhere where they appreciate what a 5 star package is.

Our wonderful second stay at this hotel . Everything was great . Rooms was renovated from our last visit . They put a bottle of wine first night and a champagne the last night in our room . Foods very delicious,fresh and tasty .it has many restaurants that we reserved for dinner every night in different restaurants. Many activities during the day I liked water airobic in the sea every morning.water park was new and good. Every night they had music and show . Staffs were very kind and helpful. I just wanted to say if you want to have an unforgettable holiday reserve this hotel I had just one negative experience We reserved manghal restaurant, we were five people and had two room , I booked manghal restaurant with three person room and because I knew that all of the table at this restaurant are for six to eight people I didnt ask the guest relation service to change our reservation for five people.At night when we were at restaurant the reception didn’t accept us because we reserved for three and now we are five .I told your table are for eight person and this all inclusive hotel ,what this mean ? Ok we sit and just three person will eat the dinner , We sat and after that a staff from GRS come and solve the problem. But for this hotel it should not be happened.

We had such an amazing stay! The service was excellent, the food was delicious, and the grounds were absolutely beautiful — so well cared for. There was so much for the kids (4 years and 18 months) to enjoy too including the outdoor pool being heated, the splash park, playgrounds, mini disco, kids shows, and they absolutely loved the kids club! A special thank you to Sevda, Rosa Gulperi, Jenya, Gizem, and Cennet for being so wonderful with our children. You truly went above and beyond to make sure they had the best time every time they stepped into kids club. Our little girl adored you all and was so sad when it was time to leave! The variety of activities at the kids club was fantastic, and it was clear how much effort the team put into making everything fun and engaging for all ages. The smiles, hugs, and warm family feel are all thanks to these amazing ladies — you made our holiday extra special! Thankyou!

Service was good, and one lady specifically assisted non-Turkish-speaking guests, which was helpful. The waiter was very friendly. However, our experience with one of the appetizers — the grilled shrimp — was disappointing. It came with only 5 very small pieces and felt overpriced. We ordered just three other appetizers and one salad, yet our total was over 2,000 Turkish lira (around $50), which we found to be quite expensive. Unfortunately, we didn’t get a chance to try the fish, so we can’t comment on that — though it looked promising.

If you love fish and seafood, this is the place to go for you in Antalya! We had a fantastic John Dory Fish, it's was perfect! The view is also very nice, with the Med and the mountains in the back.

Can’t recommend enough!! The best place in the area for seafood. Michelin star food - especially saffron jumbo shrimps. Everything affordable with the most attentive staff. Great hospitality from the reception through waiters and management. Freshly delivered fish (everyday). Couldn’t get enough therefor will be back!

The food was absolutely delicious! I went to Turkey on a work trip and Antalya in general is just a beautiful city! One more thing about the restaurant is that the servers are great and we loved the ladies who came to belly dance. If they could bring some men to do a dance, that would be awesome! Lol!

Overcharged us. Gave us one price at the beginning for some king prawns and then charged us 3x more. Restaurant was totally empty at Saturday lunch time.

Food was good 7/10 Service was ok 6/10 Price is so expensive 1/10 We have been charged an extra 400 TL for just service which wasn’t that great I don’t think I’ll come again, I don’t recommend it I’m sure that there are another sea food restaurant with reasonable prices.

They have nice techniques on grill. Any marine foods served juicy, very nice marinated by olive oil. Service is fast sequentially and on time when following orders given.

We were expecting a quiet and empty park from what we saw on google maps photos but it was very crowded and loud. Very nice place though with beautiful streams, falls and gorgeous trees. Ideal for family picnic as well with ducks, turkeys strolling around. Also cheap 75TL per person. Not so perfect for those seeking silence and pure nature

I had high hopes for Kurşunlu, but left a bit underwhelmed. The waterfall itself is smaller than expected, and the pond below was murky—not quite the turquoise dream you see in photos. What really took away from the experience was a professional photoshoot monopolizing the best photo spot by the water. It felt more staged than serene. The surrounding greenery is still lovely, and the park has potential, but it could use better maintenance and more mindful visitor management. A decent stop if you're nearby, but not a must-see in Antalya.

Its a really nice place to get a little break from the crowded city. Having a picnic, or just walk around a little. You can eat here a good gözleme or other types of small food. There is a coffeeshop in the woods with an amazing terrace. Worth to visit.

A very beautiful spot, especially if you appreciate natural scenery and waterfalls. The area isn't very large, but it's definitely worth a visit for the peaceful atmosphere and picturesque views. If you're in the area and enjoy nature, this place shouldn't be missed.

A very good place to visit, the people there are very helpful. Good thing that we came early in the morning so it's less crowded. The only downside is the transpo. If you are a tourist like us, it is hard to go back to where we came from due to the unpredictable sched of the minibus.

A beautiful relaxing place that is calming. The car park is free and the tickets were TL70 per adult. There are MANY stairs and paths to get lost on. There are the usual eating places.

Waterfall itself is beautiful. Walking path around is beautiful. But you know temperatures in Turkey during summer months is unbearable, so why do you allow overly overly expensive restaurants to operate on the spot? I have great experience with Turkish hospitality for many years of travelling, hence it amazes me how greedy the restaurants are on top spots. Sure, we can pay little extra for convenience not carry own sandwich and juice but these prices are something so mind-blowingly extravagant, plus waitress service is appalling. Extra star for cheap entrance to the area of 75lira. Also, on the lower tiny falls I did my good citizen bit to clean out some plastic trash.

My friend and I decided to visit Perge at the last minute, and it turned out to be a really great experience. We didn’t have tickets in advance, but when we arrived around noon, we didn’t have to wait in line at all, everything was quick and smooth. Tickets were 11 euros each, purchased on-site. I definitely recommend bringing water, as even in autumn the temperatures can be quite high. The site is beautiful, so bring sunscreen and a hat. Right outside the park, there are small shops selling hats and souvenirs. You can explore the whole park in about two hours at a comfortable pace, but if you’re like me and enjoy taking photos, videos, and reading all the inscriptions, you’ll probably need at least three hours. Signage inside the park is limited, so it’s a good idea to do some research beforehand or download information about the city’s history. There is also an area across the street from the main park that is technically outside the park but was open when we visited. Parking requieres a fee The site itself is incredibly well-preserved. Some sculptures, according to my friend who has visited multiple times, have been moved to the Antalya Archaeological Museum, which is currently under renovation. The museum houses original pieces up to 2–3 meters in size. We visited around noon on a weekday, and getting there was much faster than we expected. We thought it would take 45 minutes, but there was no traffic and we arrived very quickly. Overall, Perge is a stunning and well-maintained archaeological site and well worth a visit!

Interesting but poorly managed site Perge Ancient City is an interesting and impressive place to visit, full of history and beautiful ruins. However, tourists are charged much more than locals for entry, which feels unfair. The audio guide wasn’t available on the day of our visit, and there are very few signs or explanations to help visitors understand the site. Additionally, the toilets were dirty and had no toilet paper, which was quite disappointing for such an important tourist attraction. Overall, it’s worth seeing, but the experience could be much better with cleaner facilities, clearer information, and fairer pricing.

Impressive place worth to visit. Ancient large stadium for 12K visitors is good. Long streets decorated by numerous columns. Pity that the theatre is closed for visitors. But one should visit the Perge in my opinion. November is a perfect time to explore. Just a few people around, quiet and not too hot.

Magnificent, wonderful ancient site. It is huge and it exceeded my expectations. The site is huge, reserve a few hours if you like ancient history and want to visit the entire site. Bring lots of water and comfortable shoes, it is dusty.

One of the best conserved ancient city I have ever seen. It literally takes hours to really go through the site. Went there with a guide in the early morning. It was empty and we had the whole all site almost to ourselves. The Gate of Alexander, the main street and the Agora are mindblowing.

We visited Perge Ancient City on a weekday and it was very easy to reach from the city center by tram. From the tram station, it’s about a 1.4 km walk to the entrance. The archaeological site itself is astonishing — the ruins are well-preserved and the area is incredibly impressive to explore. There is also a small café and a merchandise shop where you can take a break and relax. Overall, a beautiful and historic site that’s definitely worth visiting, especially with such convenient access from central Antalya.

Perge Ancient City is an impressive site with so much history, but there are definitely areas for improvement. The ruins are fascinating, but there aren’t enough markers with directions or distances, which makes it a bit confusing to navigate such a large area. Unfortunately, during our visit the theatre—the main attraction—was closed. It was disappointing since that’s one of the key highlights of Perge. I also think ticket prices should be adjusted when major sites are closed, as it doesn’t feel fair to pay full price in those situations. Still, it’s worth visiting if you’re interested in ancient history, but go with managed expectations and plenty of water, as the site is spread out.

Don’t come here thinking there’s gonna be a crash bottom prices because they aren’t. As of May 2025 I’m finding Antalya is exactly the same price as buying things in London if not more expensive for a lot of items. At the end of the day this is Turkey and things should be cheaper than they are in a city like London.

The prices at Depo are lower than other shopping centers because it is the only outlet for all brands in Antalya...

A real outlet in terms of offers and prices, very cheap compared to for example the Metzingen Outlet in Germany which is the biggest in Europe but the prices there ane not outlet prices for the most part. Shop for Turkish brands and don't get fooled by the names, most of them are made in Turkey anyway. The mall is super clean and easy to navigate and has all the amenities you may need. I advise anyone visiting Turkey to stay away from stores selling so called good quality fakes, and shop instead for local brands because they are simply good enough.

I think Deepo is the best shopping complex in Antaliya. It's big, modern and beautiful. There are many outlet stores which are really good and affordable to buy and It's connected to another shopping complex which has too many stores too. Strongly recommended. PS. It's before Antaliya city and there is tramway line beside Deepo which make access to it easy.

Harboring many local and international brands While named outlet but all are normal prices. With few shops providing offers

Smashing outlet has a good selection of various shops to suit everyone's needs. From clothing to food, accessories household items at a reasonable price. Things for the children to do so you can shop until you drop. Definitely worth a visit.

Nice outlet Center. İ found things cheaper. Recommended

is a beautiful historic landmark in the heart of the city. Standing tall with its charming stone structure, it reflects Antalya’s rich history and culture. The area around the tower is lively, and you can walk through streets filled with cozy cafes, musical bars, and local markets, creating a vibrant and enjoyable atmosphere. Whether you’re exploring the old town or just passing by, it’s a great spot to soak in the city’s charm and energy!

Kaleichi is Antalya’s historic old town, known for its narrow winding streets, charming Ottoman-era houses, and vibrant atmosphere. Surrounded by ancient city walls, it’s home to beautiful landmarks like Hadrian’s Gate and the Clock Tower. The area is packed with cozy cafes, boutique hotels, artisan shops, and lively nightlife, making it a perfect place to explore both day and night. Walking through Kaleiçi feels like stepping back in time, blending history with modern Turkish culture.

Unique remains left to die. Get rid of taxi station there, improve lights and remove electric cables obstructing photos. Give clock tower its value, respect!!

The Antalya Clock Tower (Saat Kulesi) is one of the most iconic landmarks of the city, located at the entrance of Kaleiçi, the historic old town. Built in the late 19th century during the reign of Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamid II, the tower was part of a series of clock towers constructed across the Ottoman Empire to symbolize modernization and progress. The tower is square-shaped, made of stone, and has a simple yet striking architectural style. Originally, it was part of the city’s fortifications and later transformed into a clock tower. The clock on top still functions, making it both a historical and practical monument. Today, the Antalya Clock Tower stands as a symbol of the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. It is a popular meeting point for locals and a must-see attraction for visitors exploring the narrow streets, traditional houses, and vibrant atmosphere of Kaleiçi.

Visited the area for a shopping trip. Hundreds of shops selling, clothes, footwear, perfumes, turkish delights. Make sure you haggle. Best time to go is after 5pm. Shops open throughout the night.

This is a beautiful historical monument that marks the entrance to the Old Bazaar (Kaleiçi). The tower, built in 1901 on older Byzantine-era fortifications, has a clock on each of its four faces and a bell at the top. It serves as an excellent reference point and a great spot for photos. Visiting it is public and free, acting as an imposing gateway to the old streets.

A short visit to Antalya Clock Tower near the entrance of the Old Town of Antalya. Such a nice pentagonal shape and 4 clock face.

A short walk from Ring Downtown Hotel where we stayed in September. Came here after dinner and before breakfast. Quiet and clean and a great view of the sea. Definitely worth the walk and time.

A beautiful park with a roaring waterfall. I was awestruck by its beauty which needs to be seen to be appreciated.the photographs are if the falls which are magnificent in real life. The beach is kenyatta beach which is west of the old city at about 5km. The rock seems close to the beach but it is in fact in open sea and you can climb onto it from certain points and dive into the ocean. If the waves get choppy then you can get cut by the rough outcrops on the rock.

This park is magic! It is long and wide and has so many levels that you can see so many different views just by moving a few feet. It is well maintained plus there are cats everywhere! Some are friendlier than others but it adds to a nice ambiance.

A classic park for watching sunsets and there are a lot of cats here. As always, it's worth working on cleanliness

I would've given 4 stars, but the view...ah. It's magnificent. The worst part of all of this is...people. They destroyed the nature. Trash was everywhere. So dirty, gross. Eghhh... There are trash cans but who cares. There are benches so you can rest. In general, the place is good, just the view. But there's nothing more (like any restaurants or cafes). The restaurants are way far from this place

Yavuz Ozcan Park is, like, this awesome urban park right in the middle of the city. It's, like, totally chill and peaceful, giving you a break from all the city chaos. The park has these nice walking paths, tons of greenery, and super colorful flower beds that make it a total eye candy. Plus, they've got cool stuff like playgrounds for kids and fitness equipment for grown-ups. If you're into nature and just wanna kick back and relax, Yavuz Ozcan Park is the place to be.

Very good location you can see the ocean the port everything , family friendly you definitely have to go there amazing place

The cable car offers visitors a unique opportunity to ascend to the summit of Tünektepe Hill, providing panoramic views of Antalya and its beautiful coastline. The highlight of the Tünektepe Teleferik Cable Car experience is undoubtedly the breathtaking scenery it offers. As the cable car ascends towards Tünektepe Hill, passengers are treated to mesmerizing views of the azure Mediterranean Sea, the picturesque cityscape of Antalya, and the surrounding mountains. The ride itself is an exhilarating journey through lush greenery, creating a sense of tranquillity and awe. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply looking to capture stunning photographs, the cable car ride provides an unparalleled vantage point to admire the beauty of Antalya. The cabins are spacious and well-maintained, providing a comfortable ride for passengers. The staff members are friendly, and professional, and ensure that all safety measures are adhered to throughout the journey. I felt completely secure during the entire cable car ride. Upon reaching the summit of Tünektepe Hill, visitors are rewarded with a mesmerizing 360-degree view of Antalya. The observation terrace offers ample space for visitors to stroll around, take in the breathtaking views, and capture memorable photographs. The clean and well-maintained facilities, including cafes and seating areas, provide a pleasant environment to relax and soak in the beauty of the surroundings. Whether you visit during the day or at sunset, the view from Tünektepe Hill is truly great. The ticket prices are reasonable, especially considering this a tourist place. 1 thing that bothered us was the parking charges. Parking Charges Disappointment: Our experience was marred by the parking charges at the Tünektepe Teleferik. When we arrived at the parking lot, we paid the amount the lady asked. However, upon exiting the parking lot, we realized that the attendant had charged us three times the amount indicated on the charges displayed board. Discovering this discrepancy left us feeling frustrated and disheartened. No one likes to be scammed.

This was such a beautiful and scenic location. I believe it came under Konyaalti town locality. The height of the cable car was around 700m at the top. Very smooth and clear views over the coastline. Definitely worth a trip if your in Antalya, kids really enjoyed. Great locations at top to take some pictures for memory.

Amazing experience. Travelled there from Lara Beach in an Uber. Cost around £30, but split between 2 couples. Entry fee was about £14 each ( depending on daily conversion rate) Cable car ride takes around 12-15 mins. If your not good with heights. It can be a little sketchy/juddery. And you do feel the wind!! However.. it is well worth it!! The views are phenomenal. There are a bar, restaurant and some souvenir shops at the top. We went at around 10.30am. It was very quiet, but, there were many stacks of chairs in bar area, so, I can imagine it gets busy in peak season. This was our second visit to Antalya in as many years and we've always been in awe of this mountain range. So, had to take a trip up the cable car. (Tunektepe teleferik). Spent a couple of hours at the top and yes.. the ride down is just as sketchy!! Ha ha. There is a walkable trail to the top, if you don't fancy the cable car. I believe its very steep and takes around 1.5hrs to walk.

The cable car ride was a truly enjoyable experience. It's affordable and offers breathtaking views of Antalya's skyline and the beautiful mountains. It's recommended to book tickets online, although it's not usually crowded. It's important to note that the cabins are not air-conditioned, so it's best to visit in the afternoon or evening to avoid the heat. At the top, you'll find a gift shop and a restaurant, but they're not particularly remarkable. Unfortunately, the restaurant doesn't offer a city view while dining. Overall, it's a great activity for appreciating the scenery.

Honestly I didn't think much of it at first, I mean, it's a cable car, how exciting can that be, right? Wrong! You have to experience this ride at least once when you're in Antalya, the view is extraordinary and unbeatable, there's lush green mountain on one side and beautiful blue sea on the other. Mon dieu! At the top there's some cafes, toilet, souvenir shop, and a professional photo taking service. Take your time and enjoy the view as long as you need.

Great value afternoon at only 30 Turkish Lira per ticket for the cable car ride to the top and back. The views, especially at sunset over the bay towards Antalya are breathtaking. Highly recommend. There's a reasonable price cafe too with a nice selection of drinks and ice creams etc.

One of the best chair lift experiences!! Extremely breathtaking panoramic views of the harbour and surrounding Mediterranean sea!! 5-7 minutes ride to the top of mountain from where extremely beautiful and eye soothing views of the coastal town and sea!! Reasonably priced and safe option!! Restaurant serving delicious and fresh food and snacks available at the top! Bathrooms are available both for male females at the top!! Ample sitting area in open air for tea coffee and snacks with beautiful surroundings to make the trip memorable!!

Perfect place to eat. Traditional Turkish Cuisine. Perfect historic atmosphere with original recipes… Lamb Tandır, Şiş and piyaz are must eat foods in this restaurant. This place is very famous among local people.

Hasan Antalya Restaurant is a family-run establishment passed down from grandfather to grandson. It reflects the history of Antalya through both its flavors and authentic atmosphere, serving timeless local classics. Here, you can enjoy traditional dishes such as Antalya-style şiş kebab, piyaz, and tandır. You can also try local mezes and accompany your meal with rakı, the traditional Turkish spirit. It’s one of the rare places in the city center where you can experience both history and taste together.

Our hotel recommended this restaurant to us, the lady said it’s very good and local people liked there a lot. Food was amazing, the wings were very juicy and the lamb and the chicken liver were also very nice. I liked their service, they also gave us tea and fruits for free. Very nice place to have a dinner, we saw many local people came here. Would definitely recommend

Staff are extremely polite, helpful and professional. Day and night compared to other places. Food was great imo. Don’t be shy to ask for 1/2 portions.

Friendly and quick service. We had the sautéed octopus with vegetables along with the shrimp and squid. Great salad and yogurt dip. Thank you to chef Faik for our wonderful dinner and experience.

Stay away!!! This place aspires to part you from your money at all costs. The food quality is not bad, but the quantities offered for the price are simply offensive. A complete affront to the generally lovely Turkish tradition of hospitality.

Very good normal turkish food, but really overpriced. Get the same somewhere else for much cheaper. Or at least, for that price make the portions bigger!

Got recommended the prawn pasta which cost 890 TL, in return I got two small prawns and lots of pasta. Average taste and shocked at the receiving just two pieces of prawns, I even joked with the waiter which he said this is the standard here .. what a joke. I felt the arrogance. Overall price was almost 2000 TL for two below average pastas and a bottle of water.. can't help but feel ripped off.

pizza Delicata was amazing. crostini plate was good too, but very small portion. one glass of sparkling wine was 1100tl -around 23 EUR which is insane. Normally in Turkey tea is complimentary, but they did not give us tea with our deserts which is not relevant to turkish hospitality and considering 4.5K TL we spent there.

We ordered four pizzas including vegetarian, mushroom, bbq chicken and bomba. The dough was just perfect. They were all delicious, but the bbq flavour was very weak and could not taste it. The chicken on it was okay. It is a bit pricey but considering the location, it seems fair. The atmosphere is nice. The service is good. The location is a bit challenging. I do not recommend getting there by car since the streets are tight with lots of pedestrians. The good thing is that they have a parking lot for customers right across the street that is lifesaving for sure. I would go there again the next time I am in Antalya. Thank you.

It was a restaurant we'd previously enjoyed and recommended for its pizza. The last time we went, we made the mistake of ordering pasta. I ordered the asparagus pasta, called papperdelle. When it arrived, I had to search for it with my fork because there was no asparagus on the plate. Then, as you can see in the photo, I found what looked like asparagus on the edge of the plate, which was rotten but I guessed they were trying to put the tough part of the asparagus in. It only contained two shrimp. While the pasta prices are quite high, the portions they serve are small and the ingredients are insufficient. I don't recommend it.

Gorgeous food and setting!! The staff are very friendly, welcoming and give great recommendations. We shared the mushroom bruschetta style starter and it was gorgeous! The pizzas have a perfectly crispy base with soft crusts and there are so many amazing toppings to choose from. Drinks are beautiful too and the outdoor seating is a MUST. Beautiful and peaceful. I highly recommend stopping here!

Service is ok. Food is delicious. Pretty close to authentic Italian but with Turkish spices.

Went here because we wanted to eat traditional Italian. Location is very nice and authentic. Unfortunately the food and service were a disaster. On entering no hello or anything. We were seated at a garden table that was dirty with fallen leaves and debris from the tree above. The calzone was overcooked and burnt. The ravioli was flat and hard. The pana cotta was old and had a thick layer of skin on top. No condiments were served with the food like olive oil. When we asked for olive oil we were given the hot oil. Which was in itself excessively hot. Our young daughter poured some olive oil on her pizza only for it to be ruined and she could not eat it because it was unbearably hot. When we told the waiter some faces were pulled and the hot oil was replaced with normal oil. No apology was given. No pre starters were served like olive oil or bread etc. we left with our daughters still hungry. It’s a one hit tourist attraction. Not somewhere to go for a second time. Sorry to hear harsh but the evening and our meal were spoilt. I hope the owner takes note of our bad experience and consciously makes some changes to service, food quality and customer satisfaction.

Beautifully decorated and extremely well-located hotel with cute cats at the entrance. Turkish bath (hammam) and sauna are always included in the price with, of course, a very good breakfast served every morning until 10:30 a.m. All the staff is helpful but special mention about Efes, one of the receptionist. Curious and naturally sociable, he truly cares about his guests. He will make sure that you have the best stay possible. I tried the 3 different kind of rooms. They are all quiet, modern with a very comfortable bed. Not too soft, not too hard. Just perfect in my opinion with 2 kinds of pillow. I even did some laundry by my own and I was able to put my clothes on the racks on the balcony. The economic room is ideal for a solo traveler while the Sea View (with a view on the parking also) is spacious. In all of them, you will have a bunch of articles as gifts. You are not suppose to bring food or beverage in the room. I did. One thing that was funny (or not) are the sensors in the bathroom. If you want to go in the middle of the night, you will have automatically a big light in your face but when you take your shower during the day, the lights will close 3-4 times. That was pretty much ridiculous to me. Overall, very nice and relaxing stay. I recommend! Genny.fit

I tried to submit this review via Agoda but for some reason it would not let me so am posting the review here. Modern-styled room in a very convenient location away from the late night noises and bustle of old town. The fact that they have a 24-hour front desk and parking lot made for a convenient check-in especially since we were flying into Antalya so late in the night (we arrived at the hotel around 10:30pm). We were welcomed by a distinguished looking gentleman that spoke fluent English and was helpful in getting us situated. The rest of the staff were very friendly. The primary challenge we had was the light sensor in the bathroom as the light would turn off what felt like every 30 seconds prompting us to continuously “wave your hands in the air like you don’t care.” 😅

It was nice to stay at their hotel. The hotel rooms were clean and facilities were well maintained. The staff was very reachable and helped us out at multiple occasions. In case we ever visit Antalya again would surely revisit. Definitely gonna recommend them to friends and family.

Not recommend, main thing is that u cannot sleep in rooms there is something like generator outside which works all night. The rooms are very old, old broken bed sheets, very dirty bathrooms and a fridge with mold inside

Centrally located. Only 5 mins walk to the seaside viewing point, which is rigjt in front of the hotel. Also 5 mins walk to the nearby old bazaar and the clock tower.

Excellent staff, ready to help you. If you want to be near the old town and the sea, this is a great location. Safe neighborhood with lots of restaurants in walking distance. If you get an upgraded room with a sea view, it is a larger size, and on the higher floors (I was on 5th) you have a good view.

Hotel was worth the price but I probably wouldn't stay again. The sea view was minimal and room service was not great. Staff was friendly enough but not overly welcoming. It is a little further from the beach club we went to but we had a car so we didn't mind the location (and parking is included so that was nice). The bathroom light is automatic so would come on whenever you walked in but then would also turn off after 30 seconds if you didn't move (also happened while showering, had to flail your arm around) which was very annoying. Overall worth the price if you have a car, bed was comfortable and the room was clean.

We found some plastic piece in pasta, not sure what it was, but after reporting it, the waiter decided to check everything on our table in case we put it there ourselves 😅 Moreover, It was very windy there, cats were really annoying jumping on the chairs waiting for the food, refusing to leave Not satisfied at all

Very nice restaurant in Marina! Tasty, lovely view, nice service. Place is pretty busy, I recommend to book in advance if you want a table at the sea line.

In love with the place , excellent t location overlooking the marina. It's huge with lots of outdoor seating and indoor that was closed for the good weather. The staff is super friendly and the service is amazing. Menu is big with many options of international cuisine and sea food. We enjoyed the exceptional calamari Tahinli and the amazing sea bass grilled catch of day. They have a big appetisers menu that you can select from. Vibes are amazing and crowd is so nice. If you don't like cats you will be disturbed if you sit seafront as there are alot of cats come by the smell. To reach here you need to pay parking of 60 TL and find a park inside. It's best to reserve here before you come to guarantee a table. The walk around the place is super nice as well and there was a play area but don't know if allowed for all.

Unfortunatelly, It was the worst steak I ate in my life. It was full of nerve, and the knife wasn’t able to cut.

The place is absolutely amazing! The view is stunning and creates such a great atmosphere. The waiters are professional and well-trained, very polite and attentive. The food is delicious and beautifully presented. Definitely a place worth visiting and I highly recommend it!

Absolutely an amazing place in every category! The veal ribs are fantastic. The shrimp was awesome and the fish was perfectly cooked.

Highly suggested! Very good place to have a romantic dinner! Beautiful environment. Food is good , great and polite service, very efficient , always helpful. Prices fair. Fantastic for family as they have a playground , parents can eat quietly...if you come by taxi be aware that you may wait for a long time to get one back to your place....

Mixed experience – beware of scams! The park itself is decent. As many have mentioned, the windows in the Ferris wheel cabins didn’t fog up for us—we went at sunset, so maybe it depends on humidity. You buy a card for 20 lira, load it with credit, but only the 20 lira card fee is refundable—the rest must be spent. So don’t deposit too much at once; you can top up inside if needed. I’m giving one star because of the scammy stall in the photo. My kids wanted a popsicle, and we had bought a similar one in Kaleiçi for 50 lira. Here, they charged 200 lira and refused to give change! At first, they pretended not to understand, then claimed, "That’s the price." I told them I could drink a beer in the city center for that price and that they could choke on their money stolen from kids. Never buy anything from these scammers on photo!

Good park for a short visit, not a lot of entertainment per square meter, but overall enough. Good card payment system. You give a 20 lira deposit for the card, which is then returned to you when you return the card at the exit. You choose how much money you want to put on the card. Depending on the amount put on the card at one time, you get the corresponding number of bonus points. Prices are not expensive, I have never been on a go-kart for 3.5€, it was certainly not the best, but at least it's something) In total I spent less than 5€, I went on a go-kart and a big swing that moves like a parabola. So if you want a little extreme for a small amount, I recommend this place

Absolute waste of time...most rides were non functioning. 15TL to use toilets (pay separate if you have kids). Would not recommend.

The park offers a good variety of attractions, fun and suitable for all tastes, making it a nice activity to do with family or friends. The atmosphere is enjoyable and you won’t get bored. However, there are some points that could be improved. When I went to the restroom, the staff member at the counter entered a different amount on the card machine than the one displayed, which was quite surprising. Also, the opening hours are not always respected: the park closed earlier than expected, and when we wanted to go karting at 11 p.m., access was refused even though it was advertised as open until 1 a.m. With better management and stricter respect for the schedule, the experience could truly match the quality of the attractions.

There are plenty of rides for small and middle-aged children. For adults, there are up to 5 rides with some extreme features. We didn't go on the Heart of Antalya. Based on previous reviews and the current situation, the cabins are very murky. I recommend the Tornado. You can try the Disco to warm up. We bought a ticket for 750 lira for two. This is enough for adults.

We went on a rainy day so most of the rides were close except a couple of them that were based inside under cover. I'm sure it would be good fun when the weather is better! There's also the usual funfair games, like air gun shooting balloons, throwing balls to knock down cans etc. I would say this place is mainly for kids as I didn't see any high thrill rides although the big eye ride looks nice, looked very big but unfortunately it was shut due to the rain and for safety measures.

We love this place and we went here many times. But please could you add a fence and entry to the bumper cars ride? This would prevent the crowd battling for cars which happens now. Also, if you could decrease the height requirement for 6+ rides by 10 cm - my yongest son would be so happy. :)

A stunning beach right in the heart of Antalya. It’s popular with both locals and tourists, with plenty of beach chairs, bars, cafes, restaurants, and fast food options lining the sandy shore. Even at 6am, the area is full of life with people swimming, paddle boarding, exercising, or just relaxing and taking in the view. There’s also a lift available if you’re coming from the top of the cliff or prefer not to walk down the road

I went here in early fall on a Friday morning, so it was extremely clean and quiet, the water was blue. I really enjoyed it. There was a toilet, a changing room, and a free shower. The only thing was that the toilet didn't have towels and the showers were outside, not inside the cubicle.

A beautiful beach covered with smooth pebbles. The entire area is clean and well-maintained. Free shower areas and changing rooms are available at regular intervals, making it very convenient for visitors. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby offering a variety of food options. Parking can be a bit challenging in the evenings, but we managed to find a spot after a few rounds.

A gorgeous beach, with an extensive stretch of pebbles instead of sand, which makes the water an impressive crystalline color. We went in April, and the water was a bit cool, but it was perfectly possible to get in and swim. It's very nice to see the local residents having picnics along the shore. Access to the beach is public and free. Since the beach is all pebbles, they can hurt your feet if you're not used to it, so it's a good idea to bring appropriate footwear for walking on the stones and getting into the water.

Konyaalti plaji or sahili is might be the most visited place in Antalya. Big space to swimming Don't forget sun screen Recommended to go in the late afternoon Will meet a lot of national and international tourists, most know English. Go to there well prepared with all your swimming equipments including slipper, goggles ( the water is toooooo much salty), swim cap, noodles... Otherwise too expensive 💰🔴

It’s an amazing experience to see views of both the Mediterranean Sea and the Toros mountains at the same time. This is a must-visit location, experience this gifted city for yourself.

Beach with pebbles but clear water, very warm water; clean blue flag beach, excellent experience

I arrived around 21:30 after a long walk and found it easy to enter. The atmosphere was very calm and quiet, offering a peaceful contrast to the outside world. The exterior felt welcoming, and the interior was serene—ideal for reflection and prayer. The washroom and toilet facilities were located outside but were easily accessible, The prayer space was clean, and overall, I felt both safe and spiritually at ease in the environment.

Murat Pasha Mosque is an old mosque built in 1570 during the Ottoman period. Such a beautiful construction with a big three domes.

If you’re going to this beautiful mosque for Friday prayers. Just be aware of the mosque is not that big itself. So if you want to get space inside, you have to definitely go much earlier. Otherwise, you will be praying outside or in the park. Last time I went to a different mosque for Friday prayers and after the prayers there was so many poor people outside asking for money. For some reason, this mosque didn’t have a single person. Even though this time around I took a lot of money with me to give out there was nobody to give it to. I don’t know what happened.

The oldest and most beautiful mosque in Antalya — today I went there for Friday prayers. The weather was amazing, and it was raining heavily. If you’re visiting Antalya for tourism, you must visit this mosque. It’s very large, with a spacious courtyard. Before the Friday prayer, there are usually many stalls set up outside offering different Turkish cuisines, creating a wonderful and lively atmosphere.

Another lovely old mosque in Antalya. Like most mosques in Turkey, the interior is simply or renovated. Nice ceramics on tbe outside

Perform zuhur and jenazah prayer here. Small mosque built in 1558 during Ottoman Empire.

Pleasant experience one Fridays. Mosque's was at capacity. Convineant location just off busy street.