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The end of Galileo in space. The start of Galileo in print. 

Vol. 1,  Issue ii. November 28, 2003

Anatalya

By Kadir Yildiz
 

Antalya, a city in the south of Turkey, on the Mediterranean, and the birth place of many civilizations has an abundance of historical riches representing the Prehistoric, the Phrygian, the Classical, the Hellenistic, the Roman, The Byzantine and the Seljuk and the Ottoman periods.

In Antalya you can visit many historical places. You can also enjoy many different activities in Antalya: hiking, rafting, snow boarding, skiing and scuba diving. Enjoy sea and beach beneath the  Antalyian sun 8 months a year.

There are also many national parks in Antalya. The parks are filled with unusual beauty: historical items, antique cities,  5 prehistoric caves, and 3 magnificent water falls.

Hotels in Antalya are inexpensive and much cheaper then in other Mediterranean countries. For example you pay 1.000 US for 10 days in 5 stars hotels all inclusive (trans from Europe, foods, drinks).

 And speaking of food you must try Antalya’ s rich and delicious cuisine

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