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What can you see directly in Side?
What can you see directly in Side? And how to get there? How to get to the amphitheater in Side?
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There is practically nothing to see in Side, an embankment with the ruins of a colonnade, a bunch of shops, there is also an amphitheater at the entrance to the city. In Side you can get on a dolmush (minibus). to the Manavgat waterfall, it’s beautiful there, although it’s artificial. Beaches in Side with very fine sand, which, even with a weak breeze, settles on the body, and if you smear your body with suntan oil or sunscreen, you get a SCRUB ..... But in general I liked it. Have a nice holiday.
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answered 15 years ago
Show "Fires of Anatolia" in Aspendos. A very beautiful sight!
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answered 15 years ago
The first answer (it is written that there is nothing) is not so, here is an advice for you what to see Amphitheater, Beautiful embankment, The ruins of an ancient temple, yes, everything SIDE is an Ancient town - That's exactly where there is nothing to see, so it's in Belek and Antalya
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answered 15 years ago
a boat goes to the amphitheater (this is in the form of an excursion, such as a boat trip to Side with landing on the shore and throwing there for 2 hours at annoying merchants). You can see the amphitheater (zasrany, I'm sorry, it's tourists, a nightmare). For 2 hours there, in the heat, we dangled from nothing to do, swam in the sea, then we almost got lost in the streets. here is such an "interest"))))))).
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answered 15 years ago
From the hotel (any) there is a taxi service. We took a taxi, walked around the city, walked around the market, although I don’t advise buying anything there, the prices are 2 times too high, we could also buy everything cheaper near the hotel.
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answered 15 years ago
Last summer I had a rest in the village of Kumkoy near Side. In Side we got on a dolmus for $ 1.5 per person (the information was obtained from the Internet :-) and she helped). By the way, you can also walk along the beach - 30-40 minutes. The Temple of Apollo, which is on the seashore, is very beautiful. In the evening, the backlight is additionally turned on - the view is amazing, so it's worth taking a walk both in the afternoon and in the evening. Not far from the temple, an aleyka of shops overlooking the sea is very romantic. Entrance to the Amphitheater is paid (last year about $10 per person). If you wish, you can stroll through the local shops: the road to the ruins passes through the shops of oriental sweets, leather, souvenirs - I think it will be interesting for shopping lovers.
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answered 15 years ago