Hıdırlık Kulesi stands right on the Muratpaşa waterfront in Antalya's old town, an easy walk from Kaleiçi rather than a separate excursion. This cylindrical Roman tower dates to the 2nd century AD, and while its original purpose is debated — either a lighthouse or a mausoleum — it's now best known simply as a sunset-watching spot at the edge of the cliffs above the sea. Its central location makes it one of the more convenient historical stops in the city.
Nearest bus and tram stops to Hıdırlık Kulesi:
IŞIKLAR CD-2
~460 m · about 6 min walk
Stop code 10041
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IŞIKLAR CD-1
~480 m · about 6 min walk
Stop code 10039
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ARIK CD
~550 m · about 7 min walk
Stop code 10142
Lines
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