As a tourist destination, Antalya got full marks. What's the experience of living in Antalya, Turkey?

After visiting some big cities in Turkey, Antalya is undoubtedly a relaxing holiday paradise. Although I have only been here for a few hours, a small town in Antalya has changed its appearance to help me. Maybe it is two kinds of beauty.

The beauty of Antalya is so simple, and many historical and cultural heritages make people feel nostalgic. Antalya is the coastal port of Longzhou Bay in Turkey, the capital of Antalya Province and the largest city on the south coast of Turkey. Antalya is located on the plain in the green coastal area of Antalya Port, with beautiful konya Beach in the east and endless Lala Beach in the west. Its south is the clear Baltic Sea, and its north is the Toros Peak in the depression group.

Antalya has a strong historical timeliness and can be traced back to ancient Greece. It was built in the second century BC, and early Sikhs lived here. In the 7th century BC, after the Battle of Troy, westerners from Aegean Sea and Asia Minor conquered this area. 1 century later, the city of Pego was built. Then Arabs, Alexander the Great, etc. Have become the owner's family. Before Otto's Roman Empire came to power, the Roman Empire, Byzantium and Seljuk all ruled here, leaving many historical and cultural heritages.

Antalya on the Turkish Riviera has become one of the key tourist destinations in Turkey, but it is regarded by foreigners as one of the most livable areas in Turkey. The Baltic Sea has a long history and beautiful clean beaches. It has a unique blend of sunshine, ocean, history, culture and art, which fascinates many people and vows to return to tourist attractions. Many people even consider living in Antalya.

As a tourist destination, Antalya scored 100, but what is the applicability of living conditions in Antalya? Can this increasingly dynamic tourist destination give long-term tourists the same satisfaction? When it comes to permanent life, we should know to some extent that we are comfortable with modern infrastructure and can better enjoy the applications in daily life. Let's see if full-time life in Antalya is as good as holidays.

Antalya is the second most popular area for foreign buyers in Turkey. You can find people from all over the world living there. It makes Antalya feel like an economically globalized region with fewer Turks and more Westerners. You don't need to live in the city. Many small coastal cities and villages have become hot topics for foreigners.

If you like the modern urban way, you will be very satisfied with the urban feeling of Antalya and everything that comes with it. Shops and shopping! Whether we like it or not, we should do it. Although antique shops are likely to be suitable for our holidays, if you plan to live at any time for a long time, you will soon expect to relax and choose from large shopping malls and retailers.

Shopping in Antalya is not easy to let you down. There are a series of new shopping centers offering all new brands and products. Shopping malls usually offer more cost-effective goods than Britain and other European regions. Naturally, not all will become complete economic globalization. There are also some traditional shops in this city, which sell all kinds of products, from particularly beautiful traditional blankets colored with natural stones to the famous applesauce and crystal jelly in this area.

During the Eastern Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire, it flourished and became an important seaport in the eastern Mediterranean. After the prosperity of Roman Empire and Byzantium in the later period, it fell into the hands of Xiongnu in Seljuk in the new century 13, and later became the main seaport of Ottoman Turkey during its prosperous period. It was not until the new century 15 that the Ottomans finally manipulated this area.

It can be said that Antalya has experienced all the most brilliant civilized behaviors in human history. But no matter which dynasty or king, Antalya has always been one of the most popular resorts between the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea.

So far, the old city of Antalya still retains the gate of the ancient capital, Hadrian Gate. A gate made of natural marble was built by Emperor Hadrian during his reign (1 17- 138). Its three arched doors and light doorframes still retain exquisite hand-carved traces, and some surrounding walls still remain.

Although the old city of Antalya is famous far and wide, most of the ancient city walls around the old city have turned into ashes of time, and the streets of the old city are intertwined like a maze, but the Ottoman-style houses have retained their features hundreds of years ago.