Antalya is a busy, busy, noisy city but surprisingly, Kaleici, it's old centre, is a peaceful gem. Wandering round the mansion houses (some of which are still occupied by residents, while others are boutiques, restaurants, etc), you can really cut yourself off from the busy hub-hub outside and spend a good hour drinking in the peace and quiet. Eventually, you will find yourself at the harbour and you can then either retrace your steps or take a risky elevator back up to the main square

This is the old town in this city. We found it to be way more pleasant and charming than our expectations. Very pretty and very clean. Full of little hotels, cafes and restaurants, plus souvenirs. Pretty architecture and history.

Beautiful old town with plenty to see and do. Views of Antalya bay are beautiful and great vantage points to see the harbour and waterfalls as well as the surrounding mountains. Water is pristine and beautiful to have a swim and surrounding parks full of interesting sculptures. Something for everyone although can be difficult if you have mobility issues due to steep streets (expected as it is the old town).

Kaleiçi in Antalya is a delightful blend of history, culture, and charm. Its narrow streets, adorned with Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman architecture, create a picturesque setting for exploration. Quaint cafes and local shops add to the area's allure, while historical sites like Hadrian's Gate and the Yivli Minare Mosque offer glimpses into the city's past. With its proximity to the marina, Kaleiçi provides stunning views and opportunities for relaxation by the Mediterranean Sea. Overall, Kaleiçi is a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic Turkish experience in a captivating setting.

The most happening place in Antalya. Can easily spend an entire day here. There is also a Marina from where you can take a boat ride to see the Duden Falls. There is also an area where you can sun bathe and swim for 250 liras.

We were there again the next day as we didn't have enough time to walk around. the first day we were there. Very nice and polite people. I bought some scarfs from the first stall and the shop owner is really nice and helpful. Went to another shop as I saw a skirt the day before which I like. We didn't bargain much as what the lady said is so right 'even a cup of coffee at Starbucks cost 150lira'. It was a very nice walk through the town. Some of the stalls sell stuff which you don't see in the Old Bazaar.

Kaleici is an amazing place for a 2-day stay, colourful, charming, safe, a quarter of Antalya city that became Turkish only in the 11th century, therefore it kept multicultural traces. Worth for a weekent! You can also take a boat tour and enjoy the amazing view of Taurus Mountains.

Beautiful part of Antalya, full of shops, restaurants and hotels. Definitely must visit. The only thing is if you’re staying there (hotel wise) be mindful that this is the party part and music will likely be playing until 2am, so light sleepers may suffer

Kaleici is a very large old town that surrounds an old Roman port. The area is special in part because the government has limited car-driving to only residents and hotel guests that are staying in the area. This means there is a lot of walking opportunities and charming little streets interspersed with historic buildings or ruins. We spent two days staying in the area and it was clear, THIS was the area where folks came for their entertainment, food and drink.

Absolutely beautiful and old city. Love the quirky cobble streets and shops. Best to explore on foot from the Roman Harbour all the way up to Hadrian Gate. Do not miss out if visiting Antalya.