A private full day city sightseeing tour is the perfect introduction to Antalya on the Mediterranean Sea, an area known as the Turquoise Coast. The highlights on this four-hour private tour include a visit to Hadrianus Gate, Clock Tower, Republican Square and finally Antalya Archaeological Museum and Tunektepe cable car ride.

Ride the cable car to the top of Tunektepe Mountain for a magnificent view along the coast. Afterwards, visit two different waterfalls: Duden Falls and the Kursunlu Waterfall. There will be plenty of time granted at these two waterfalls for you to explore and take photos.

After you will enjoy a fantastic morning walk through Kaleici (old town). Once you have take in the views, you will take a boat tour on the Mediterranean Sea. As you glide along the beautiful coast, you can admire the spectacular views of the city and the Taurus Mountains.

The Antalya Archaeological Museum is one of Turkey’s largest museums, located in Antalya. Exhibiting over 5,000 artifacts relating to the history of the Mediterranean and Pamphylia regions in Anatolia, Antalya Museum (also known as the Antalya Archaeological Museum) is one of the largest and most important museums in Turkey.

There are 14 exhibition rooms, including the ‘Gallery of the Gods’ and the Sarcophagus Gallery. Artifacts displayed cover over 2,500 years of Anatolian history and include fantastic collections dating from the stone age to Hellenistic, Roman and Ottoman periods.

Born out of an attempt to prevent the country’s archaeological treasures from being plundered by the Italians in WWI, the museum started its life in a mosque in 1922, only moving its collection to its present building in 1972.

Most of the best preserved finds from the ruined ancient cities of Anatolia can be found at the museum and it’s a fantastic way to grow your knowledge and understanding of these ancient civilisations, their Gods, their culture and their icons.