Antalya's Districts (İlçe)

A mountainous district in northern Antalya with dense forests and traditional stone houses; sparsely populated, with an economy based on forestry and livestock.

A district east of the city center that is home to Antalya International Airport and the ancient city of Perge; developing rapidly for housing and tourism.

A famous coastal town with a historic castle and the Red Tower; one of the most popular destinations for tourism and property purchases among Iranians and Europeans.

The ancient city of Myra and the Church of St. Nicholas are in this district; an agricultural and tourism area known for greenhouse tomato production.

A district northwest of the city center with traditional carpet weaving and new residential projects; expanding quickly toward the city.

A high-altitude district on Antalya's inland plateau, known for apple production and cool summers; a preserved rural and historic fabric.

A coastal district known for oranges; one of Antalya's most affordable property markets for buying a seaside home.

A coastal district at Antalya's easternmost point with a small international airport; agriculture and quiet tourism.

An entirely mountainous, sparsely populated district with a traditional economy; one of Antalya's smallest districts by population.

Antalya's least populated district, in the northern mountains; traditional wooden houses and untouched natural surroundings.

A coastal tourist district known for diving and paragliding; one of Antalya's more expensive property markets, with traditional white architecture.

A coastal-mountain district and one of Antalya's best-known tourist destinations, with luxury hotels and beautiful beaches at the foot of the Taurus.

Antalya's most populous district and the dense urban fabric west of the city center; middle-class residential areas with reasonable prices.

An urban district beside the famous Konyaaltı Beach; a mix of shopping centers, hotels and modern residential buildings.

A district on the high plateau northwest of Antalya; greenhouse agriculture and a cooler climate than the coastal areas.

A coastal district known for greenhouse tomatoes and vegetables; a major production center for Mediterranean produce.

An eastern tourist district with the famous Manavgat Waterfall and the ancient city of Side; an active property market and hotel projects.

The main and densest district of Antalya city; home to the historic Kaleiçi quarter and the city's main bazaars.

An eastern district known for the Belek golf complexes and five-star hotels; Turkey's main center for golf and conference tourism.