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how to get to the old city in Antalya
Guys, tell me how to get to the old city in Antalya, after we get to Migros by dolmush. Will this be dolmush too? what are the signs, where to sit down / go out? And what interesting things can be seen in the old city and besides it in Antalya itself?
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How I got there: (from Goynuk) drive calmly to the center of Antalya. That is, you pass Migros, you see the sign "Old Town" to the right ... but sit quietly. You need to drive a couple more kilometers to the center and the driver will tell you where to transfer to the city bus (5 stops) which will bring you to the pedestrian zone. This is the area of the Old City. The way back is easier: just to Migros ... and from there in the direction you need. The old city is a big bazaar in the old traditions of the East, a bay, yachts (now the bay is being renovated) and if you climb the highest point of the mountain, you will even see the snow-capped peaks of the mountains. See the photo.
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answered 12 years ago
Ride the Dolmush to Migros, get off at the bus stop, the entrance to Migros is behind you. Take the big red bus number 08, or the big white bus number 06. Write Cumhuriyet Meydan on a piece of paper. Pronounced Dzhumhuriyet Meydan and periodically give signs to the driver so that they don’t forget about you. This square in the city center on the right will be fountains with birds. Singing Fountains. They "sing" after 20.00 in the evening. The old city of Kaleiçi Kaleiçi (translated as inside the rock) will be a little ahead. There are also cafes and shops. If you walk forward 300 meters, turn right along the street there is a lot of traffic and large old palm trees grow in the middle. Walk forward another 200 meters, then you will find yourself in a beautiful park with awesome views of the sea and the city.
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answered 12 years ago
the snow-capped peaks of the mountains have already melted :)
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Thank you, ani_veik, tell us, during our last trip, the guide told us that there is a good archaeological / historical museum in Antalya? Is it so, if you happened to be in it, and where is it located?
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answered 12 years ago
Walked around the yard. The route to it is the same. Near Migros, take a large white bus number 06. When the bus leaves the street near the sea, on the right is the high Ozakaymak Fales hotel, immediately get off. This museum is located on the corner of the street, you will see stone blocks and something like that in the courtyard. From Migros drive 10 minutes. There is also an interesting place, Minicity Antalya. This is if you go from Migros towards the sea, walk for about twenty minutes. On the right there will be something large, covered with a roof. It's kind of like a museum inside. Many places in Turkey are made in a reduced form, on a scale of 1:25. MiniCity operates every day from 8 to 7 pm. Entrance fee is 5 lire (approximately $3). The entrance to the museum is about the same.
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answered 12 years ago
And you can also ask the connoisseurs. I am also interested in this route.
To get back by the same buses? I can quite clearly imagine where Republic Square is located. But if I go from Kemer on the same bus 28 and just get off a few stops after Migros and go in the direction of the sea - will I get to the same place?
It means the same area
To get back by the same buses? I can quite clearly imagine where Republic Square is located. But if I go from Kemer on the same bus 28 and just get off a few stops after Migros and go in the direction of the sea - will I get to the same place?
It means the same area
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answered 12 years ago
It will be far on foot, and in Antalya itself there are a lot of construction works along the way.
On a sunny day, you will get very tired. If it is cloudy, then it is possible, but then it is better from Migros and to the right towards the sea. Not through the center.
On a sunny day, you will get very tired. If it is cloudy, then it is possible, but then it is better from Migros and to the right towards the sea. Not through the center.
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answered 12 years ago
Watch where you get off. Most likely you will have to go first towards the sea, then turn left and walk along the sea. While you stomp there on foot, given that it is already quite hot during the day and walking under the sun is not a pleasant occupation, there will be little strength left to walk around the old city. It's better to drive anyway. There are several options for leaving the old city. I go out to the street 100 yıl. You can get to it if you go from the sea in the area of the old city or Cumhuriyet Maidana, perpendicularly upwards. This is one of the busiest streets. There, cross the road, walk to the stop and take any bus that goes to Migros. It will be written on the glass of the bus ahead in the route. These are the same 08, 06 and many others. If you're lucky, sit on 92, it's a big blue one. It goes to the left of Migros just near the stop of the minibuses that go to Kemer.
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answered 12 years ago
returned from Antalya two days ago. We traveled all over the city, all centers. What is amazing, almost along the entire route of our journey, only 1 route helped us - KL08, big red buses. They went to the most stupid center of Antalya Migros, and the best in the city Terra City, ShiMol, Laura, Carryfour, the old city in which we lived, Gulluk, Ataturk, Isiklar shopping streets, the main promenade in the center of Metim shopping street and many others . This does not mean that you need to ride only on it, just choose normal places! Migros surprised me with its small size, triangular shape of the corridors and a huge number of tourists. In no other center have I seen so many Russian-speaking tourists
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answered 12 years ago
Migros is more loved by tourists because it is easiest to get to it from the entire Kemer region. Dolmuses stop near Migros. And all the other listed centers are located in the Lara region. It takes an hour to get to Migros by dolmush, and even more from Tekirov. And then from Migros on route 08, go for at least 40-50 minutes. There and back to these centers only the road leaves about 4 hours. These centers are convenient for those who have a rest in the city itself or in Kundu.
stamps are repeated
http://www.terracity.com.tr/stores_ru?lt=B
http://www.antalyamigros.com/ru/stores/sub_66.hmn
Terra City is larger, near Migros, an amusement park for children and a water park with a dolphinarium, you can combine two in one.
stamps are repeated
http://www.terracity.com.tr/stores_ru?lt=B
http://www.antalyamigros.com/ru/stores/sub_66.hmn
Terra City is larger, near Migros, an amusement park for children and a water park with a dolphinarium, you can combine two in one.
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answered 12 years ago