The Taurus Mountains form the backdrop to this magnificent city with scenic views of lush greenery and aquamarine hues of the sea. A combination of old and new Antalya offers you a tantalizing mix of both worlds. As no cars are allowed in the old city, meet your Antalya tourist guide at the clock tower otherwise known as Saat kalesi near the Kale Kapisi – the Fortress Gate. Walking through the narrow streets, admire the ornate calligraphy inscribed tiles at the Tekeli Mehmet Pasa Camii Mosque, brave the Iki Kapliar Hani Bazaar or visit the beautiful antiquated Aspenodos Theatre. To really appreciate the views of Antalya, drive up the windy mountain roads and cool off at the Duden or Kursunlu Waterfalls. Referred to as the Turkish Riviera, Antalya has the longest beaches on the Turkish coastline boasting spectacular holiday resorts, a veritable mecca for sunbathing, water sports or a round of golf. Visit one of the many beachfront restaurants where you can indulge in the freshly caught seafood or dance the night away at one of the numerous nightspots.