Antalya

Districts

• Akseki
• Aksu
• Alanya
• Demre
• Döşemealtı
• Elmalı
• Finike
• Gazipaşa
• Gündoğmuş
• İbradı
• Kaş
• Kemer
• Kepez
• Konyaaltı
• Korkuteli
• Kumluca
• Manavgat
• Muratpaşa
• Serik

Experiences

Key points of interest

Kaleiçi Historic Old Town & Marina

Enchanting Ottoman-era historic harbor district featuring preserved timber konaklar, Roman harbor walls, and Hadrian's Gate.

Aspendos Ancient Roman Theater

The best-preserved and acoustically perfect ancient Roman amphitheater in the world, built in the 2nd century AD.

Perge Ancient City & Colonnaded Street

Magnificent Pamphylian ancient city featuring sprawling colonnaded marble streets, agoras, and monumental stadium.

Alanya Castle & Red Tower (Kızılkule)

13th-century Seljuk mountaintop fortress complex and iconic octagonal maritime red tower overlooking the Mediterranean.

Akdeniz University Main Campus

Sprawling university research campus hosting over 60,000 students and advanced medical facilities.

Investment outlook

Antalya commands an outstanding Transparent Investment Score of 98.0/100, recognized as Türkiye's undisputed tourism capital, international luxury real estate hub, horticultural export center, and aviation gateway. Anchored by Akdeniz University—hosting over 60,000 students—and massive Organized Industrial Zones and marina complexes, the province yields exceptional commercial returns. Residential buy prices average $2,500/m² (exceeding $7,500/m² in luxury beachfront and marina compounds in Konyaaltı, Muratpaşa, and Alanya) with rapid annual capital appreciation (~55.0% YoY in USD).

Living here

Residing in Antalya represents the absolute pinnacle of safe, luxurious, sunny, and cosmopolitan Mediterranean coastal living. Neighborhoods feature brand-new master-planned residential high-rise compounds and luxury villas rising alongside historic old towns, wide palm-lined boulevards, pristine blue-flag beaches, and world-class marinas. Residents benefit from comprehensive healthcare at Akdeniz University Hospital, clean Mediterranean air, rich cultural arts, and exceptionally safe community streets.

History & cultural identity

Antalya, majestically sprawling across the sun-drenched turquoise coastline of the Mediterranean basin framed by the soaring limestone peaks of the Taurus Mountains, holds a monumental ancient Paleolithic, Hittite, Pamphylian, Lycian, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman imperial civilizational legacy spanning over two millennia. Known anciently as Pamphylia and Attaleia (founded in the 2nd century BC by King Attalos II of Pergamon), the region flourished as a supreme maritime, commercial, and naval Mediterranean powerhouse. Its crowning historical glory is the UNESCO-candidate heritage fabric of Kaleiçi (Old Town), alongside world-renowned Greco-Roman architectural masterpieces such as Aspendos, Perge, Side, and the Seljuk architectural symbols like the Yivli Minare (Fluted Minaret).