Antalya / Muratpaşa · Historic buildings and monuments
A three-arched Roman monumental gateway at the edge of Kaleiçi.
Hadrian’s Gate is a surviving Roman city entrance in Antalya. Known locally as Üç Kapılar, or Three Gates, it can be studied together with the surrounding traces of the walls.
View the whole façade before looking more closely at the arches and decoration. Making this a short first stop on a Kaleiçi walk helps connect the city walls with the settlement.
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In Muratpaşa, on the Atatürk Street side of Kaleiçi. Plan a pedestrian route through the area.
Keep the passage clear for others and do not climb historic surfaces.
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On foot · 2 stops
Take your time in Antalya’s historic centre: start at the monumental gate and shape your own walk through the streets of Kaleiçi.
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A nine-night example itinerary across three regions, with two intercity travel days and a flexible final day, adaptable to your own pace.
