Alanya Citadel

Alanya Castle is the only Seljuk castle guarded until the present day. Instead of the remains of the Roman fortress in 1225 a new castle was built by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubat. With 83 towers and 140 bush, surrounded by three rows of the castle walls, consists of all the inner and outer parts of the castle.

Alanya Arkeology Museum

Archaeological and ethnographic artifacts are preserved and exhibited in two sections, was opened in 1967. Works to increase the storage of the ancient cities in the region and over time gave birth to the necessity of opening a museum and the Archaeological Museum was opened today.

Damlatas Cave

Stalactite Cave, located on the seafront in Alanya. The center is 3 km away. The total length of 30 m from the cave, the cave is dry and horizontal. Covers an area of ​​200 m. A unique image from a large number of stalagmites and stalactites in the cave, 15 m in height.

Alanya Orange Beach

And about 1 km on the east coast of the city center. Blue Flag. Keykubat Beach, the estuary of the Oba River, starts from the ends where the Dim Creek reaches the sea. Taurus Mountains rise behind the magnificent slopes. 

Alanya Damlatas Beach

History of the peninsula to the west of the shore in front of Damlatas Cave. Blue Flag. Sea and beach sand. The beach is back on the slopes of the peninsula. Extending to the peninsula and the beach of large stones is called Cleopatra little dark.

Alanya Cleopatra Beach

Cleopatra Beach of Alanya on the western half of the island begins immediately with the end of the beach of Cleopatra, and has a length of 2 kilometers. Cleopatra beach, the name of the BC 69 to 30 who lived between the years of ancient Egyptian queen Cleopatra `s the latest from the Hellenistic ratings.