Alanya - Turkish resort on the Mediterranean coast, is pleased to tourists emerald sandy beaches, quiet bays with clear water, various excursions, raging nightlife and inexpensive, but comfortable hotels in different categories. Alania as a place of leisure tourists prefer choosing an economical form of leisure and relaxation, as well as the rest are a lot of young people.
Alaniya - a small picturesque town, situated at the foot of Toros mountains, among orange and lemon orchards, just 120 km from the airport of Antalya.
Alaniya - a small picturesque town, situated at the foot of Toros mountains, among orange and lemon orchards, just 120 km from the airport of Antalya.
The coastal strip of Alanya is very open, low mountains are far away. The resort of Alanya area includes areas Incekum, Konakly, Karaburun and Mahmutlar. Bathing at the beaches of Alanya season lasts from late April until mid-November.
In ancient times, Alanya was a famous pirate ship base. In 1220, after the capture of the city of the Seljuk sultan Alaettin Keykobat, Alaniya began to flourish. Sultan named the town Alaiye, which means «Noble». According to his order there was built a winter palace, and the fleet is based. In 1471 the town was annexed to the Ottoman Empire. Since that time, was the Turkish city of Alanya. To date, well-preserved historical monuments, guard towers, walls, the church of those times.
The main attraction of Alanya - Byzantine fortress on top of the mountain towering above the city. Seljuk Castle (XIII century) is one of the most famous sights. 150 towers successfully entered into the architecture of the double walls. Over the outer walls are ruins of mosques, caravanserai and a covered bazaar. For the internal walls of the reservoir, and seen the ruins of a Byzantine church. Visitors can get acquainted with the nearby fortress of shipbuilding and unique octagonal Red Tower (Kizil Kule).
In ancient times, Alanya was a famous pirate ship base. In 1220, after the capture of the city of the Seljuk sultan Alaettin Keykobat, Alaniya began to flourish. Sultan named the town Alaiye, which means «Noble». According to his order there was built a winter palace, and the fleet is based. In 1471 the town was annexed to the Ottoman Empire. Since that time, was the Turkish city of Alanya. To date, well-preserved historical monuments, guard towers, walls, the church of those times.
The main attraction of Alanya - Byzantine fortress on top of the mountain towering above the city. Seljuk Castle (XIII century) is one of the most famous sights. 150 towers successfully entered into the architecture of the double walls. Over the outer walls are ruins of mosques, caravanserai and a covered bazaar. For the internal walls of the reservoir, and seen the ruins of a Byzantine church. Visitors can get acquainted with the nearby fortress of shipbuilding and unique octagonal Red Tower (Kizil Kule).
Another attraction of Alanya - Damlatash stalactites in the cave, which is well known in these parts. It is located deep in the hill, on which the citadel was erected. It always maintained a constant temperature of 22 C and humidity reaches 90-98%. The air inside the cave is very rich in carbonate, which creates favorable conditions for the treatment of asthma and other respiratory diseases. Nearby are the museums of archeology and ethnography. On the boat you can get to the other three sea caves: Fosforlu Magara with illuminated rocks Kizlar Magarasi, where at one time pirates were holding the captives, and Asiklar Magarasi.
Beautiful Alanya, with broad avenues and harbor, luxurious hotels and wonderful restaurants, quiet and slow during the day and exciting night, deservedly regarded as one of the most popular Turkish cities for fun.
Beautiful Alanya, with broad avenues and harbor, luxurious hotels and wonderful restaurants, quiet and slow during the day and exciting night, deservedly regarded as one of the most popular Turkish cities for fun.
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