Hadrian's Gate

There is an ancient Roman city-state site on the Aegean coast of Turkey, leaving a large number of historical architectural sites, which is a good place to understand the history of ancient Rome! The Hadrian Gate is well preserved and beautifully carved. It is the gate of the ancient Roman city-state!

The vicissitudes and loneliness of Hadrian's Gate make people see the heavy history of the city. Hadrian's Gate is on the edge of the old city. The column feels like it is repaired behind. The color is different from the surrounding door holes, but the ancient gate has now been integrated with the old city.

From the gate to the new city, turn left to find a change of shops and banks, trams and Metro stations are also here, which was built 130 years ago by the Roman Empire's Hadrian the Great, to commemorate the rule of the city, years after the three arches became the landmark of Antalya.

After visiting the three major attractions, I returned to the hotel at about five o'clock. At lunch, the two of us who were playing the red line with Capa met again. They told us that Carlijci was quite good as the old town of Antalya, so we called a taxi to the old town. The picture is the old town of Hadrian Gate. The whole old town feels like Tianzifang, which is also full of shops and restaurants in the old town. Here shops can buy good scarves, remember to bargain hard, basically can start bargaining from one-third of the price. Hadrian's Gate is located at the entrance of the old town, composed of three arches, with beautiful carvings on the door, which is also known as the "three arches". The gate was built 130 years ago by the Roman Empire's Hadrian to commemorate his rule over the city. Tourists can climb the tower on the right of the gate to see the old town.

Hadrian's Gate (Turkish: Üçkapılar, meaning "The Three Gates") is a triumphal arch located in Antalya, Turkey, which was built in the name of the Roman emperor Hadrian, who visited the city in the year 130 CE.[1] It is the only remaining entrance gate in the walls that surround the city and harbor.

The humanistic landscape here is the best choice for vacation. It is full of the passion and joy of Turks. Sitting in the bar drinking red wine and enjoying the enthusiastic singing and dancing outside. The streets are full of Turkish cultural heritage.

The gate, which is located at the entrance to the old town, consists of three arches with beautiful sculptures, also known as the "three arches". The great Hadrian of the Roman Empire ordered the building 130 years ago to commemorate his rule over the city. Visitors can climb the tower on the right side of the gate to see the old town.