A beach city under the Taurus Mountains
Antalya is a city on Türkiye's southwest Mediterranean coast. It has a long, sunny season, with around 2,900 or more hours of sunshine a year, a January high of about 15 °C and a July high near 35 °C.
Behind the city the Taurus Mountains rise steeply. Saklıkent ski centre is about an hour's drive away at roughly 1,850 to 2,500 meters, with a short season from about mid-December to early spring, and the Olympos cable car near Kemer climbs to Tahtalı at 2,365 meters in about 15 minutes.
The old town, Kaleiçi, has Roman and Ottoman streets and Hadrian's Gate from the 2nd century, and the Düden and Kurşunlu waterfalls are close to the city.
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