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Popular Best Things to Do in Serik [2025]
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The Land of Legends Theme Park
4.8
/5
53 reviews
6.4
From THB 2627.35
Based on 6,509 reviews
10.3 km from downtown
Phone +90 4441797
Address: Kadriye Mahallesi. Atatürk Cad. No:104/1-2 No, D:515, 07525 Serik/Antalya, Türkiye
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
No.1 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Serik
Highlights:
Cuban Ballet's enchanting performance
Over 20 thrilling rides await
93% positive reviews
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The Land of Legends Theme Park in Antalya, Turkey, is a magical destination that blends thrills, luxury, and wonder. With world-class roller coasters, mesmerizing water rides, and a massive aqua park, it's perfect for families and adventure-seekers alike. The park also features spectacular shows, including nighttime parades and dazzling fountains that light up the sky. Beyond the rides, the shopping avenue and 5-star accommodations create an all-in-one resort experience.
What an amazing day out! Queues weren’t stupidly long other than 1 which took around an hour. The waterpark was huge with lots of different slides to have fun. The theme park was okay but not many options for big thrill rides in my opinion.
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Aspendos Theatre
4.8
/5
185 reviews
4.7
Based on 1,363 reviews
6.6 km from downtown
Phone +90 2428921325
Address: Belkıs, Aspendos Yolu, 07500 Serik/Antalya, Türkiye
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Antalya Opera Festival in summer
Ancient Roman theater still active
39% positive reviews
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Ancient Theatre Antalya famous attractions Aspandos Ancient Theatre as the first attraction we visited in Antalya in a day. This ancient theater is really well preserved. According to the tour guide, there are many activities held here every year, and this theater is very rare to hold performances without a loudspeaker, because the ancient theater's unique design, said that a coin dropped in the center of the stage can be heard in any corner of the audience. I thought this effect could be had because the theater was small, and I found it really big when I entered it. Because the mobile phone does not have a wide angle, the panoramic view cannot be taken. Because there is enough time to reserve, I took a lot of photos inside. Our old grandpas and aunts also sang a song in the center of the stage. [Smiling] There was a Westerner dressed as an ancient samurai to take a photo there, just look at it. There is also a story about the ancient theater: the ancient emperor married his daughter on the condition that the great building be built. One of them built the ancient theater, which the emperor admired after seeing it. Another man built a canal, which was remarkable and could benefit the people, and the credited but dead-hearted emperor divided his daughters in two with a sword and gave them two. I really can't figure out this god operation, this emperor shakes his head to listen to the sound of water.
Aspendos Theater near Antalya is impressive. One of the largest Roman ampitheaters in the world. Easist way to get here is to just arrange a taxi to take you there and back and wait a couple of hours. I imagine it would be super busy in summer, but in winter it was near deserted. We had the place to ourselves.
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