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Doden Restaurant:
Doden Waterfall Restaurant has a direct view of the waterfall. The restaurant gives its visitors great sessions in the middle of nature while hearing the flowing waterfall water.
The restaurant serves various traditional Turkish cuisines such as grills and fish, as well as a wonderful traditional Turkish breakfast.
Opening hours: daily from 8am to 4pm

Antalya city economy:Agricultural production, which includes citrus fruits, cotton, cut flowers, olives, olive oil and bananas, is the foundation of Antalya's economy, the covered food market complex in Antalya municipality meets 65% of the demand for fresh fruits and vegetables in the province, and since 2000 has opened shipyards in Antalya specializing in the construction of recreational yachts that have contributed to the economic situation of Antalya, some of which have advanced in boat building technology, and tourism has contributed significantly to the revival of the city's economy.

Major events and festivals in Antalya
The Piano Festival in Antalya (November-December) features international musical performances, from classical stars such as Vertosy Moscow to juzz music.
The Golden Orange Film Festival (October) features international independent films and is the largest film festival in the country.Jazz and Blues come in July

How to get to Antalya:Antalya has its own airport that already receives many regular international flights, so getting there is easy, and from the airport you will be in a few minutes at your place of residence using comfortable taxis.

Antalya is turkey's first wedding city:Antalya, which has grown in popularity in recent years, has also become a privileged location among different Turkish cities, with regard to weddings and weddings, the city has become, especially in recent years, an incomparable destination for colorful Indian weddings.Weddings that usually last for three days with the participation of thousands of people who come to the city on private jets.

Karalioglu Park:The Roman Fortress of Hederlik in Karalyoglu ParkOne of Antalya's best and most ideal tourist sites for all-time family outings throughout the year, thanks to its trees and vast green spaces, it offers a stunning landscape and a plentiful summer day, with walking trails and recreation in these stunning views, available even during the night, and quiet, relaxing and relaxing sessions in the arms of unspoiled nature.For those who love to visit archaeological sites and photography enthusiasts, they can achieve their goals at antalya's most famous park by visiting the Roman fort hederlik overlooking antalya's ancient

  
Festivals and events:
* There are a number of sports tournaments including motor racing.
* Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival: The largest national film festival in Turkey, held in the last week of September
* Eurasia International Film Festival: An international film festival held annually.
* Antalya Festival: September.
* International Mediterranean Music Festival: October, 6 days.
* Antalya International Folk Music Festival Dance Competition: In the last week of August.
* Aspendos International Festival of Opera and Ballet: June and July.
* May Flower Festival.
Travelling between the alleys of the old and modern city to the beaches of

  
Cabotache Beach
In the southwestern province of Antalya on the shores of the Mediterranean, Kaputas Beach has white sand. And the old city, which is located between Cache and Kalkan, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the Turkish coast.

  
:Antalya throughout historyIn 1973, the High Commission for Turkish Archaeological Sites described the ancient city of Antalya as a protected archaeological site
The Old City has 127 walls, a tower, a mosque, wells and about 356 houses that have been classified as architectural examples, all of which are listed as the Heritage Of The Calyci dating back to the 4th century BC
In the middle of the second century BC, in Atalos, king of Bergama, a Hellenistic-style city in Antalya, then the city was under Roman rule
In the early 13th century, ibn Battuta visited and talked about it