Wagner, J. Die 50 bekanntesten archäologischen Stätten an der Türkischen Riviera

It is rather the beaches and the many secluded bays that have been attracting holidaymakers for decades and have given this region its name, the Turkish Riviera. At second glance, however, the Turkish south-west coast has many other attractions to offer. Along the historic coastal landscapes of Lycia, Pamphylia and Cilicia, embedded in a varied landscape of hidden bays and the impressive mountain world of the Tauros Mountains, there are numerous small traditional villages, ancient towns, monuments and streets, architectural inscriptions and inscriptions of honour, as well as medieval castles, caravanserais and mosques. The visitor is presented with a multi-faceted picture of these ancient cultural landscapes. The author provides a detailed introduction to the history of the landscapes on the Turkish Riviera and describes the most important ancient cities and monuments, not forgetting the latest excavations and research, as he is a true connoisseur and friend of Turkish antiquities. With this book you too can discover the archaeological treasures of the Turkish Riviera from Antalya, Aspendos, Perge, Side, Karatepe to Myra, Xanthos, Kaunos and many more places.