Going to Antalya? Get this City Guides Catalog, a personal advisor in your pocket which helps you plan and have the perfect trip. Antalya City Guides & Maps is a new type of sightseeing travel guide. Plan your trip day by day right from the app. • Airport, Railway Station, Bus Stand, Taxi Stand • Hotel, Bank, ATM, Rental • Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, Night Club • Attraction, Casino, Park, Zoo • Museum, Church, Temple • Hospital, Pharmacy, Dentist, Doctor • Movie Theater, Bowling, Beauty Salon • Book Store, School, University, Library - You can easily find nearby clubs, hospitals, hotels, café, bars, banks, etc or any place you desire to look for - Each location is attached with full details including address, images, rating, phone number, map direction, user review and distance from the place you are currently standing at. - The results may be sorted by distance or rating. - All search results can be demonstrated in map. - You can add any location to your Favorite list. - A great map direction tool with estimated time and distance is available to direct you how to reach your selected destination through streets. In other words, you will never worry to be lost in an unfamiliar location. - Google Voice is also available to support you in finding your places easier Antalya (population 2 million), "capital" of the Turkish Mediterranean Coast, is a sprawling modern city with a small, charming historic center, a good archeology museum, long sunny beaches to east and west, the Turquoise Coast's busiest airport, good hotels, lots to see and do, and dramatic sea and mountain views. The historic center, called Kaleiçi (Kah-leh-ee-chee, Old Antalya) surrounds the Roman harbor. Many buildings here date from Ottoman times, a few from Roman times, and some have been restored as houses, boutique hotels, pensions and restaurants. Antalya's prime beach is Konyaaltı Plajı, along swath of rough sand and pebbles running west for several kilometers. The sand is somewhat softer along Lara Plajı to the east. Other beaches are farther afield at Side and Alanya to the east, or Kemer, Phaselis and Olimpos to the south. Antalya is the most convenient base for excursions throughout the region, from Olimpos in the southwest to Alanya in the southeast. Düden & Kurşunlu Waterfalls Two of the easiest and most pleasant excursions are to these two cool, shady, green waterfall parks only a few kilometers northeast of Antalya. They may be crowded on summer weekends, however. Perge, Side & Aspendos Perge, only a few km from Antalya, has impressive Roman ruins. Side too, along with fine beaches and a resort atmosphere. Aspendos has the best-preserved Roman theater on the Mediterranean, still used for performances. Termessos & Karain Cave A perfect day-trip by car or tour from Antalya is to this breathtaking ancient ruined city high in a mountain aerie, so well defended that Alexander the Great passed it by. You can visit fascinating Karain Cave, inhabited for 25,000 years, on the same trip. Bridge Canyon National Park & Selge Bridge Canyon National Park (Köprülü Kanyon Milli Park) is a beautiful, dramatic river gorge spanned by a stone Roman bridge. At the top of the valley is the ancient Roman city of Selge. It makes a great day trip from Antalya whether you go white water rafting or not. Kemer, Phaselis, Olimpos & Çıralı Kemer is a modern seaside resort southwest of Antalya, but Phaselis, a bit farther down the coast, is an ancient port now in a national park, and Olimpos just beyond it is a strange and wonderful mix of forest tree-house camps, tidy small hotels, secluded beach resort and ancient ruins. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.antalya.cityguide

• published: 25 Jul 2014
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