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Antakya

Antakya, also known as Hatay,  is the southernmost city of Turkey and neighbours the stunning Mediterranean Sea. Antakya is renowned for being a culturally diverse city, with its history dating back to ancient civilisations with remarkable monuments to be explored. From its deep history to its excellent cuisine, Antakya is a great destination to discover Turkey’s past. With a deep history, stunning architecture, beautiful Bazaars and glorious weather, there are many things to see and do no matter what time of year you visit. 


Attractions and Things to do in Antakya

Shopping in Antakya

The glorious Antakya continues to fascinate visitors and locals alike with its vibrancy and great variety. May it be in arts & culture, eating & drinking, shopping or sports there is always something new in Antakya for everyone and every taste. From walking around the streets in the old town to enjoying some of the finest Turkish cuisine in the country, Antakya offers a variety of things to do for every kind of traveller.


Visit top attractions in Antakya

Hatay Attractions

  • Shopping at the Markets and Bazaars

Antakya is renowned for its locally-produced olive oil, laurel soap and silks, among other items, and these can all be found at the local markets and bazaars. The bazaar district in the city center starting at the Ulu Cami is good for wandering, browsing and buying. Lots of shops sell the local laurel soap, many others are loaded with foods particular to the region.

  • Titus Tunnel

The Titus Tunnel is a Roman engineering wonder. Once used at a passage for water, today the channel is dry but still worth a visit. Explore the tunnel using the pathway which ascends along the channel, climb up and down steps and rocks, to where an arched limestone footbridge crosses.

  • Antakya Museum

The Roman mosaics in the Antakya Archeology Museum is the main attraction in this city at the far eastern end of Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, though the city’s long history has left much more behind. Discover the stunning displays for yourself. 


Experience new activities in Antakya

Hatay Activities

  • Explore the Old City of Antakya

The old town of Antakya can only fully be explored on foot. Just wander the narrow streets and squares to soak in the atmosphere. The quaint old town has beautiful old houses, museums, wonderful restaurants and dessert shops and shops selling local products – plenty to be explored. 

  •  Visit Vakifly Village

Vakifli Village, a small, rustic village of approximately 150 people and located approximately 20km from Antakya, is a lovely and peaceful place to visit. You can easily get there by tour shuttles or rental car from Antakya. 

  • Discover Antakya Park

Antakya Park, right in the city center neighboring Antakya Archeological Museum by Asi River is an excellent spot to relax, take in the surroundings and appreciate Antakya. The park has a wide variety of well established vegetation, nice walking paths and cafes. 


Eating out in Antakya

Antakya food

Antakya is a great destination for discovering all types of food and drink. There is a multitude of dining options available, from high-end to mid-range restaurants. Whether you’re looking to treat your taste buds to traditional foods, fresh street food and fruit stalls, or tuck into a flavour you’re more familiar with, we’ve handpicked our favourite food and drink spots:

  • Neyzen Antakya
  • Luwi Antakya
  • Melek Konagl

Transport in Antakya

Rent your car in Antakya

The best way to get around Antakya is by bus, car or taxi, so it is recommended to either rent a car for the duration of your stay or use taxis. There are plenty of taxis in populated areas with a starting price of 5 liras, Taxis cost 4 liras per kilometer. Buses are available almost in every populated street and have a fixed route. They are cash-only and you need to pay the driver up front. It's also recommended to rent your own car during your stay.


Antakya Hotels

Antakya hotels

From boutique and luxury hotels to self-catering apartments and budget-friendly stays, Antakya offers a variety of exceptional stays for every kind of traveller. If you’re looking for a memorable stay in Antakya, we have handpicked our favorites for you:

  • The Museum Hotel
  • Le Reve Boutique
  • The Liwan Hotel
  • Shahut Hotel

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