Perge Ancient City Antalya is located in Aksu district, which is 17 kilometres from the city name. The city known as "Parha" and believed to have survived in the Hittite Period, became one of the most organised cities in Anatolia in the Roman Period. The sculptures unearthed in the excavations in the ancient city, which is famous for its architecture and marble sculpture, have made Antalya Museum one of the most important sculpture museums. Perge city plan is based on two high streets on the east-west road and the other on the north-south road.The theatre with a capacity of 15 thousand people has been well preserved. The double-storey building building M.S. It was built in the 2nd century. The artefacts found here are exhibited today in Antalya Museum in the "Perge Theatre Hall". The perfection of these sculptures reflects the style of Perge sculpting very well. The basic structure of the ancient city of Perge another stadium is one of Turkey's best-preserved stadium.

Manavgat Waterfall is 80 km from Antalya, sourced out of the slopes of Mount Seytan which is the eastern part of Taurus Mountains, is in between the lakes of Seydisehir and Beysehir. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in Turkey.

Historical landmark in Side: Scenic waterfront spot known for ancient temple ruins with iconic columns & stone structures.