Hadrian's Gate — Attraction in Kemer

This magnificent triumphal arch, just off Atatürk Boulevard, was built in the 2nd Century BCE to mark the visit of Emperor Hadrian to Antalya.

The gate has three arches, between which are four columns on each side.

If you’ve got an eye for classical architecture you’ll notice that the column capitals are composite, combining Ionic volutes with Corinthian acanthus leaves.

The gate is flanked to the north and south by tough defensive towers, both of which have stood here in some form since Roman times.

Also take a look at the entablature over the arches, which has kept hold of many of its original rosettes and lion heads on its frieze...

Stunning historical landmark throughly enjoyed our time here gorgeous place for photos picnic forest and rocks and beautiful beach ⛱️ the water was crystal like over looking mountains definitely need comfortable footwear needed 2.5 hours walk depending on how quickly you go round. Decent entrance cost and free parking and toilets.

Weekdays are quieter and bring a towel and sun cream for the beach ⛱️...

Hadrian gate It's a nicely preserved structure. It's the entrance to the old city of Antalya. Beside this there remains a large part of the namesake wall. Once you enter through gate you can feel the ancient vibes of...