Antalya Müzesi is located in Konyaaltı, one of the city's main coastal districts and also home to its long public beach. Visitors staying along Konyaaltı's beachfront hotels have this museum within the same neighbourhood, making it an easy addition to a beach day rather than a trip across town, and it sits among the wider list of Antalya's places to visit.
Nearest bus and tram stops to Antalya Müzesi:
KAZIM KARABEKİR CD-1
~90 m · about 1 min walk
Stop code 13534
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100 YIL BLV-4
~210 m · about 3 min walk
Stop code 10156
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100 YIL BLV-5
~230 m · about 3 min walk
Stop code 10026
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Antalya Müzesi is a museum featuring significant archaeological collections.
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