First, we will visit the Lower and Upper Düden Waterfalls, stop for local shopping for souvenirs or leather, and take a lunch break at a local restaurant. After lunch, we will visit the Old City.

Let's explore Antalya's old city on foot with a guide:
Kaleiçi (Old Town)
Attaleia-Antalya, meaning “Land of Attalos,” was founded by King Attalos II of Pergamon. After the end of the Kingdom of Pergamon (133 BC), the city remained independent for a while, then fell into the hands of pirates. In 77 BC, it was incorporated into Roman territory by Commander Servilius Isauricus; in 67 BC, it became a base for Pompey's fleet. Hadrian's visit to Attaleia in 130 AD contributed to the city's development.

During Byzantine rule, Attaleia became a bishopric centre, and after it came under Turkish control, it experienced significant growth. Since the modern city is built on top of the ancient settlement, very few ancient remains are found in Antalya. The first visible remains are a part of the harbour breakwater, considered the old harbour, and the walls surrounding the harbour. Located outside the park, the restored Hadrian's Gate (Three Gates) is one of Antalya's most beautiful ancient monuments.

after walking old city meeting with boat ride (about 45 min with group) then return hotel.