Phaselis Ancient City

Phaselis Ancient City

After the Çamyuva location on the Antalya Kumluca Highway, you can reach the ancient city located on the beach by 1 km. It is 59 km from Antalya and 15 km from Kemer.

Entrance to Phaselis Antique City is chargeable. The city is located on the edge of 3 magnificent bays in the coastal part and in a lush forest. These bays are home to Phaselis Beaches. The buffets of the museum serve those who visit the city and those who enter the sea.

Faselis is close to the sea. it is one of the striking ancient cities that must be visited.BC 333. It is one of the most colorful pages of the history of the city to welcome Alexander the Great with a golden crown.Phaselis, who changed hands many times after Alexander,BC 167. It becomes a member of the Lycian Union and publishes coins.

 After a period of exposure to the plundering of the pirates and the neighboring city of Olympos, it was discovered that BC 43 Roman reign in the city, this period of reconstruction in the ancient city of Phaselis on a small peninsula extending to the Mediterranean, BC. In 7.y.y.. It is said to have been founded by Rhodesian colonists.

In the legend of the establishment, it is told that the colonists have responded to the local people's suggestions of corn bread or dried fish with the request of barley bread and salted fish.

Its geographical location indicates that it is an important port city. It has three harbors, one on the north of the peninsula and the other on the northeast, and the third on the southwest coast. Harbor, agora and ship depictions on city coins emphasize Phaselis' commercial port identity. Phaselis is sometimes referred to as Lycian and sometimes Pamphylia. It is actually located between the borders of both regions.

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