Hardly anywhere else in the world is the change in cultural and historical epochs so impressively demonstrated to holidaymakers. Numerous finds prove that the coastal area of ​​Anatolia was inhabited from the earliest times. From the Stone Age to the present day, a wide variety of peoples have left their mark. Evidence of the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks and Ottomans can be found in many places. Because of its changeable cultural history, Turkey has a special variety of colorful folklore and traditions to offer.

The Museum of Archeology and Ethnography in Antalya is always worth a visit. In the extensive archaeological department of the museum you get an excellent insight into the great epochs of the past of the Pamphylian area with archaeological finds from Antalya and the surrounding area from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age to the Hellenic-Roman period. The ethnographic department with numerous exhibits from the Turkish period will inspire you. Unknown to world-famous artists are shown in the art exhibitions.
Important hints: The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday. There is an extra charge for filming and photography. Ask your guide about museums in your area.

In Aspendos is the best-preserved ancient theater in Asia Minor, which in ancient times could accommodate up to 20.000 visitors; nowadays a maximum of 10.000 visitors fit in the theatre. Ballet and opera performances as well as classical and pop concerts take place here in the summer months. Various performances are now also taking place in the ancient theaters of Side and Phaselis.

Your tour guide will inform you about events in your area and the current calendar of events. They will also be happy to help you with the purchase of tickets.