PHASELIS ANCIENT CITY

Phaselis is an important ancient city from the ancient Roman and Greek periods and is located in the Kemer district of Antalya province in south-western Turkey. Phaselis is known for its historical ruins, harbour and natural beauties. Here is some basic information about Phaselis:

    Location: Phaselis is located approximately 16 kilometres southwest of Antalya city centre, within the borders of Kemer district. The seaside ancient city is located between three separate bays.

    History: The history of Phaselis dates back to the 7th century BC. The ancient city belonged to the Lycian Union and maintained its importance during the Roman Empire. The city was especially important as a trade centre with its port in ancient times.

    Ancient Ruins: Phaselis has many important ancient ruins such as the ancient theatre, agora, ancient roads and walls. It also draws attention with its three different harbours located in three different bays.

    Three harbours: One of the most distinctive features of Phaselis is its three different harbours located in three different bays. These harbours increased the strategic importance of the city in terms of trade and maritime in ancient times.

    Natural Beauties: Phaselis also has natural beauties due to the wooded areas surrounding the ancient city and being surrounded by the sea. While visiting the ancient ruins, visitors can also enjoy the sea and nature views.

    Visitor Facilities: Phaselis is an ancient city open to visitors. It offers visitors the opportunity to explore the archaeological ruins and experience the atmosphere of antiquity. There is an entrance fee.

Phaselis is a popular tourist destination for history and nature lovers. The ruins of the ancient city and the surrounding beauties offer visitors a rich cultural and natural experience.