Journey into Antalya is possible through its airport, which has domestic flights coming in from Istanbul. It is also accessible by road and by ferry from some nearby locations.
Interesting locations in Antalya include the old quarter Kaleiçi, which has some narrow and winding lanes, enclosed in the walls of the ancient city. There is a big archaeological museum, and the city abounds in historical buildings. These buildings include the Yivli Minaret, the Karatay Medresesi, the Hidirlik Tower, the Ahi Yusuf Mescidi, the Iskele Mosque, the Murat Pasa Mosque, the Tekeli Mehmet Pasa Mosque, the Balibey Mosque, the Musellim Mosque, the Seyh Sinan Efendi Mosque, the Hadrian Arch, and the Clock Tower.
Day trips can be made to other interesting locations around Antalya. The old harbor frequently has open air events and performances. Kemer, to the west of Antalya, is a picturesque location with mountains and beaches.
Accommodation is easily available, consisting mainly of hostels for backpackers and the budget tourist. Food stalls and restaurants are plenty, which will cater to all tastes and preferences.

