Explore Europe Attractions

Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and incredible attractions across Europe.

Kaleiçi (Old Town)

A compact old quarter of Antalya where Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman-era streets converge above a historic harbour.

A sprawling ancient city near Antalya, built up under Rome around a colonnaded street, a large theatre, and a 12,000-seat stadium.

A 7-kilometre Blue Flag pebble beach along Antalya, framed by cliffs and the Beydağları mountains.

A Roman triumphal arch from 130 AD marking the historic entrance to Antalya's old town, Kaleiçi.

One of Türkiye's largest archaeology museums, currently closed for a major rebuild after a seismic risk finding.

An 18-metre waterfall and pine forest nature park about 20 minutes from central Antalya.

A long, fine-sand Blue Flag beach east of Antalya, backed by pine forest and resort hotels.

A 2nd-century Roman theatre near Antalya so well preserved it still hosts live opera and ballet today.

A cliff-top ancient city above Antalya, guarded by terrain so steep that Alexander the Great gave up on it.

A ruined Lycian port city beside a pine-backed beach, with mythical eternal flames burning in the hills above.

A Rhodian-founded port city near Kemer with three small harbors, Roman ruins, and pine-shaded beaches.

A 14-metre Roman tower on Antalya's clifftop, standing where the old town meets the open sea.

A turquoise-tiled 13th-century minaret in Antalya's old town, built by a Seljuk sultan and still a working mosque.

Gaudí's still-rising basilica in central Barcelona, famed for its symbolic facades, branching stone columns, and glowing stained glass.

A UNESCO-listed hillside park in Barcelona where Gaudí's mosaic terraces, viaducts, and gardens open onto sweeping city views.

Barcelona's medieval old town, a maze of narrow lanes, Roman remains, and Gothic squares centred on the city's Cathedral.

Gaudí's shimmering, dragon-inspired townhouse on Passeig de Gràcia, famed for its bone-like facade and mosaic roof.

Gaudí's wave-like stone apartment block on Passeig de Gràcia, topped by a rooftop of sculptural, warrior-like chimneys.

Barcelona's Gothic cathedral, dedicated to Santa Eulàlia, with a cloister of resident geese and rooftop views over the old town.

Barcelona's vast central square, where the old town meets the Eixample, ringed by fountains, statues, and grand facades.