The Antalya Archaeological Museum showcases masterpieces from Antalya's rich history, home to Lycian, Roman, and Eastern Roman civilizations. The Museum is considered as one of the most important museums in the world with its sculpture collection. Highlights include Neanderthal remains, sculptures from Perge, the 'Elmalı Coins', and artifacts from the Church of St. Nicholas. The "Weary Heracles" statue, a 2nd-century CE copy of Lysippos' work, is a standout. The museum's Emperors' Hall features Roman emperor sculptures, while the Sarcophagi Hall displays elaborately decorated sarcophagi. The Hall of Coin, Small Artifacts, and Icons contains coins and treasures like the 'Elmalı Coins,' illustrating Antalya's historical coin minting techniques.

This gate is one of the best preserved historical buildings in Antalya. A Roman monument, it was built in 130 AD on behalf of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.

One of the most important buildings in Kaleiçi is the Yivli Minaret Complex (Yivli Minare Külliyesi). It is on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. Kulliye is a collection of buildings from the Seljuk period. The main buildings in the complex are: Yivli Minaret, Yivli Mosque (Yivli Cami), Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev Madrasah (Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev Medresesi), Seljukian Madrasah (Selçuklu Medresesi, Mevlevi Lodge (Mevlevihane), Zincirkıran Turbah (Zincirkıran Türbesi) and Nigar Hatun Turbah (Nigar Hatun Türbesi). Yivli Minaret is one of the first Islamic buildings in Antalya. It is an eighth century Seljuk building.

Immerse yourself in centuries of wisdom at the Karatay Madrasa in Antalya, Türkiye. This 13th-century center of learning stands as a unique keynote of Seljuk architecture, whispering tales of scholars past. Nestled in the heart of Antalya's bustling city, the Madrasa offers a serene contrast; an oasis of tranquility amidst the energetic vibrancy of the modern metropolis. As you walk through the elaborately decorated gateway, the stunning turquoise-tiled prayer niche captures your eye, echoing the azure hues of nearby Mediterranean shores. Details carved in stone bear witness to geometric precision, a testament to the scientific, artistic, and philosophical discussions that once brought this place alive. The ornately adorned courtyard, encased under a splendid dome, takes you back in time. Here, underneath the open sky, you are enveloped in an ambiance of knowledge and spirituality, providing a much-needed respite from the hectic pace of everyday life. Be sure not to miss the Madrasa's museum showcasing relics from the Seljuk era, providing glimpses into a bygone era where science and religion coexisted harmoniously. Located at an arm's reach from the iconic Yivli Minaret and the notable Antalya Clock Tower, your visit to Karatay Madrasa becomes a journey into Antalya's rich historical tapestry. Discover Türkiye. Absorb Antalya. Experience Karatay Madrasa. Every stone tells a story at Karatay, where history blends mystically into the present. Don't just see Türkiye; feel it, understand it, live it, in every corner of the Karatay Madrasa. Join us on this enchanting journey through time.

Karaalioğlu Park should also be mentioned among the important places and places in Kaleiçi. Karaalioğlu Park sits on an area of 140 thousand square meters. In the park, there are three streets parallel to each other in east-west direction to the sea, and these streets end with three viewing terraces at the seashore. Karaalioğlu Park has a rich living existence, especially trees, plants, flowers and bird species, which reflect the flora of Antalya. Hıdırlık Tower (Hıdırlık Kulesi) is an important building located in Karaalioğlu Park. Built in the second century, the tower is in the southwest corner of Kaleiçi Walls. It is 14 meters high; the lower part is square, and the upper part is cylindrical.

The Hıdırlık Hill (Hıdırlık Tepesi) is an important place where the first Turks settled, held their rain prayer, and celebrated Hıdırellez. For those who visit Safranbolu for the first time, it is recommended to have a full view of the whole city from the Hıdırlık Hill.