Old City Antalya Harbor, Turkey by brewgirlca
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This is the harbor region in the Old City "Keleici" of Antalya. This is the harbor that was built by the Greek founders. Later occupied by the Romans you can see the remnants of a 2nd century C.E. Roman defensive sea wall on the right. This is the port that Paul of Tarsus sailed from on his way to Antioch in eastern Turkey.
It is called Old City because it is the area of the city surrounded by the ancient land and sea walls. After the conquest of the city by the Turks in the 13th century, the Christian inhabitants of the city lived in this area and were locked in every night.
Once the heart of a thriving international port, this old harbor now supports modern marinas with floating resteraunts and bars. It is a beautiful spot to stop and have a beer and just watch the lovely, colorful flotilla that now occupies the site.
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Comments (29)
You always find the greatest vantage points for your shots, Roxy. You have a real talent for that and for capturing the 'feel' and 'panorama' of these things. It does indeed look like a great place to hang out and have a drink or two :) So much history there!
Fantastic view and fascinating water craft ancient history is always more enjoyable when pictures such as yours are included in the lesson
fractured has said it all you are quite talented behind the lens - I have really enjoyed what you have shared with and I am envious of the travel you have done cheers Carl
Very cool shot. A lot of detail packed in to this picture. Another great contrast between the old and the new. That big tour boat with the shark's face is kind of funny too. And I guess beach umbrellas in the place of canopies work too. Great pic and good info.
Ohhh, you know Greco-Roma is my thang and now I have double envy, from the London Perspective and now this--lOl! Well, I guess I console myself on two things 1) That you enjoyed yourself and 2) That you are sharing this with us--what a great shot and to be there basking in history...gotta love it!
Beautiful capture!!
Really gorgeous shot!!!!!!!
Wonderful scane
great pic
sure is a beautiful shot my friend, lots of great things to observe.
What a truly epic view Roxy, I can't get over all of the boats out there
I agree to Arthur and Carl Roxy:-)))Also this wonderful picture of yours are reminds me to good old summer days!We're freezing at that moment!(Not the Antalya of course!)LOL:-)))Thank you for sharing this magnificent pictures and information my friend:-))))
This is a marvelous city Roxy, marvelous and epic view, fantastic perspective and shot, you really were able to freeze a moment in time! Loved it!
Beautiful photo! (Those are marvelous colors and you did indeed find the ideal vantage point for your capture.)
Just a great image all around!!!!!
Great pic, Roxy! I've seen your comment on Rayvn's picture. About Alexandria, have you seen the film "Agora"? It is about intolerance,religeous intolerance and discrimination about women. Cheers Odile
WOW! FANTASTIC!! Some day we MUST plan a trip together!! :D
You found the "sweet spot" for that capture! Well done! Im betting you waited for that light. Its beautiful!
Splendid capture!
Fantastic shot and info!!!
Xcellent color photo!
Awesome capture
...Excellent image!!:)
Great POV to show a bit of the old and the new!
Great capture, Roxy!! A meeting point of past and now!! :o)
This is full of colors, beautiful shot and great history
Oh thanks for sharing this beautiful sight with us Roxy, your photography is superb. The intro was so interesting, you know so much about this place, I would love to be able to visit such a place, but thanks to you at least I got to see it. hugs Jane xx
Looks like a pretty area, with lots of history. Great photo.
A beautiful capture, Roxy! Not only are you a talented artist and photographer, you also have a great store of historical knowledge. Thanks for taking us along on your journey!