Handbook Practical Information of Antalya

ICSM2014 4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND MAGNETISM 27th April 2014 - 2nd May 2014

HandBook Practical Information of Antalya

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Kervansaray Lara-Convention Center&SPA, Antalya, TURKEY ICSM2014 4th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND MAGNETISM 27th April 2014 - 2nd May 2014

HandBook Practical Information of Antalya

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About CESUR ii

Enquiries 1

Registration & Badge Pickup 1

Local Steering Committee 2

International Program Committee 2

International Advisory Committee 3

National Scientific Committee 3

Hotel – Useful Information 4

Presenter Information 4

Special Events 5

Social Program (on demand with payment) 5

Exhibitors / Sponsors 6

Exhibitions Area Floor Plan 7

Antalya Guide 8

Transportation 18

Important Phone Numbers and Web Addresses

About CESUR http://cesur.ankara.edu.tr/

Foundation of Center of Excellence of Superconductivity Research has been established at Ankara University, consisting of eight partner universities; Çukurova University, Gaziosmanpaşa University, Hakkari University, İnönü University, Karadeniz Technical University, TOBB ETU, TÜBİTAK MAM. After approval of State development Ministry the other institutions joined; Abant İzzet Baysal University, Ege University, İzmir Institute of Technology, Gazi University, Kırıkkale University, Marmara University, Niğde University, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University. Within the center, National Institute of Superconducting Technologies is being planned and subject to the approval from the government of Turkey. The center has an international advisory board and will serve as an international research center for both fundamental and applied superconductivity research. Magnetism research is in the main activities of the center and institute. For further information you may visit http://cesur.ankara.edu.tr/ ICSM is one of the most important activities of the center to push international collaborations for internationally recognized and cutting edge research. Director of the Center and ICSMs Prof. Dr. Ali GENCER https://www.facebook.com/icsmconferences https://www.facebook.com/groups/169523063141742/

ENQUIRIES

Conference Director Registration Enquiries Ali GENCER Ercan ERTEKİN e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +90 555 434 57 80 Conference Vice-Chair e-mail: [email protected] Ekrem YANMAZ Public Affairs & Dissemination Phone: +90 533 747 57 30 Özlem ÇİÇEK e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +90 505 742 36 61 General Secretary e-mail: [email protected] Ali BOZBEY Hasan AĞIL Phone: +90 532 520 84 27 Phone: +90 546 482 59 95 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] International Relations Welcome Committee /Transfers/Shuttles İbrahim BELENLİ Hakan GÜNGÜNEŞ Phone: +90 506 860 84 48 Phone: +90 530 207 96 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Abstract Handling & Full Text Proceedings Emine YÜCEL Mehmet Ali AKSAN Phone: +90 553 403 68 62 Phone: +90 532 304 64 54 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Social Programme& Guest/Hotel Relations Ahmet KILIÇ Merve Tuğçe İNCEL Phone: +90 532 465 08 94 Phone: +90 538 678 11 66 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Scientific Program Coordinators Duygu GÖKDAİ (ICSM Secretary) —Superconductivity: Mehmet ERTUĞRUL Phone: +90 554 793 74 98 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] —Magnetism: Selçuk KERVAN Emine BEGÜM Phone: +90 532 579 33 06 Phone: +90 506 842 48 03 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: eminebegü[email protected] Exhibition and Sponsorship Chairs Zeliha ERTEKİN Haluk KORALAY Phone: +90 505 437 68 94 Phone: +90 532 656 30 71 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Student Representative Şükrü ÇAVDAR Ebru ŞİMŞEK Phone: +90 505 458 79 10 Phone: +90 530 266 84 25 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]

REGISTRATION & BADGE PICKUP

The Conference Registration Desk is located at the lobby / Convention Center. All participants are kindly asked to go to the Registration Desks upon arrival. If you have already registered for ICSM2014, you can pick up your badge and conference bag from the desk. Otherwise, you can register on-site. You can pay your registration fees by credit card or cash at the desk. Registration & Badge Pickup: The ICSM2014 Conference Registration Desk will be open at the following times at Kervansaray Lara Convention Center & Spa between Lobby and Reception: 27 April Sunday 14:00 - 23:00 28 April Monday 08:30 - 18:00 29 April Tuesday 08:30 - 18:00 30 April Wednesday 08:30 - 13:00 1 May Thursday 08:30 - 13:00

LOCAL STEERING COMMITTEE

Conference Director Venue Coordinator Ali GENCER (Ankara Uni.) Yıldırım AYDOĞDU (Gazi Uni.) Conference Vice-Chair Registrar Ekrem YANMAZ (Karadeniz Technical Uni.) Ercan ERTEKİN ( Ankara Uni.) General Secretary Public Affairs & Disseminations Ali BOZBEY (TOBB ETU) Özlem ÇİÇEK (Ankara Uni.), Administrative Affairs Hasan AĞIL (Ankara Uni.) Ayhan ELMALI (Ankara Uni.) Welcome Committee International Relations Bekir ÖZÇELİK (Çukurova Uni.), İbrahim BELENLİ (Abant İzzet Baysal Uni.) Hakan GÜNGÜNEŞ (Hitit Uni.) Awards Committee Emine YÜCEL (SuperMag Inc) İman Askerzade (Ankara Uni.), Treasurer Mustafa AKDOĞAN (Abant İzzet Baysal Uni.) Serap SAFRAN (Ankara Uni.), Hakan YETİŞ (Abant İzzet Baysal Uni.) Salih GENÇER (SuperMag Inc) Bursary Social Programme& Guest/Hotel Relations Lütfi ARDA (Bahçeşehir Uni.) Merve Tuğçe İNCEL (Ankara Uni.) Abstract Handling & Full Text Proceedings Duygu GÖKDAİ (Bilecik Seyh Edebali Uni.) Mehmet Ali AKSAN (İnönü Uni.) Emine BEGUM (Ankara Uni.), Ahmet KILIÇ (Ankara Uni.) Zeliha ERTEKİN (Hacettepe Uni.) Scientific Program Coordinators Web Master —Superconductivity: Mehmet ERTUĞRUL (Atatürk İbrahim KÖKDEMİR (Ankara Uni.) Uni.) Web Assistant —Magnetism: Selçuk KERVAN (Gazi Uni.) M. Eren ÇELİK (TOBB- ETÜ) Exhibition and Sponsorship Chairs Student Representative Haluk KORALAY (Gazi Uni.), Ebru ŞİMŞEK (Ankara Uni.) Şükrü ÇAVDAR (Gazi Uni.)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Adrian Crisan- UK Francesco Tafuri-Italy René Flükiger-Switzerland Alexander Buzdin-France Hakan Köçkar-Turkey Ruslan Prozorov-USA Ali Zaoui- France Hiroaki Kumakura-Japan Selçuk Kervan-Turkey Andrés Sotelo- Spain Israel Felner-Israel Sergey L.Bud’ko-USA A. Bussman Holder-Germany Ivan Bozovic-USA Tanmony Das-USA Arcady Zhukov-Spain Jun Akimitsu-Japan Tanya Prozorov-USA Athena S. Sefat-USA Junji Haruyama-Japan Tim Coombs-England Bartlomiej Andrzej Glowacki -UK Lia Krusin-Elbaum-USA Tomasz Dietl-Poland Bekir Aktaş-Turkey Lluis Manosa Carrera-Spain Tuson Park-Korea Bilal Tanatar-Turkey Lütfi Özyüzer-Turkey Uğur Topal-Turkey Carlo Ferdeghini-Italy M. Anis-Ur-Rehman-Pakistan Valerii Vinokur-USA Chang Uk Jung-Korea Maria Vallet-Regi-Spain Vladimir Kogan-USA Davor Pavuna-Switzerland Mathias Noe-Germany Vladimir Kresin-USA Deepnarayan Gupta-USA Matt Probert-UK Vladislav Kataev-Germany Dimitri Roditchev-France Mehdi Fardmanesh-Iran Wilfried Goldacker-Germany Dino Fiorani- Italy Mehmet Ertuğrul-Turkey Xerman De la Fuente Leis-Spain Erdal Çelik-Turkey Milorad V. Milosevic-Belgium Yasuharu Kamioka-Japan Eugene Chudnovsky-USA Naoyuki Amemiya-Japan Yuh Shiohara-Japan Farkhad G. Aliev-Spain Nejat Bulut-Turkey Yüksel Köseoğlu- Turkey Fedor Gömöry-Slovakia Reinhard Kremer-Germany

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Crisan, A. (UK) Toepfer, H. (Germany) Cheikhrouhou, A. ( Tunisia) Freyhardt, H. C. (USA) Amemiya, N. (Japan) Wolsky, A. (USA) Chang H.- M. (Korea) Hamdan, N. (UAE) Fert, A. (France) Özkan, H. (Turkey) Berker, N. (Turkey) Buzdin, A. (France) Felner, I. (Israel) Gedik, N. (USA) Shengelaİa, A. (Georgia) Bozovic, I. (USA) Nordblad, P. (Sweden) Koshelev, A. (USA ) Schuller, I. (USA) Kremer, R. (Germany) Zaoui, A. (France) Karpinski, J. (Switzerland) Flükiger, R. (Switzerland) Rydh, A. (Sweden) Clarke, J. (USA) Shull, R. (USA) Sotelo, A. (Spain) Wei, J. (Canada) Wiesendanger, R. (Germany) Palau, A. (Spain) Haruyama, J. (Japan) Zheng, R. (Australia) Holder, A.-B. (Germany) Matsumoto, K. (Japan) Gross, R. (Germany) Nishimura, A. ( Japan) Müller, K. A. (Switzerland) Huebener, R. P. (Germany) Zhukov, A. (Spain) Kadowaki, K. (Japan) Prozorov, R. (USA) Campbell, A. (UK) Kumagai, K.- İ. (Japan) Maekawa, S. (Japan) Gupta, A. (USA) Sato, K. (Japan) Pamidi, S. V. (USA) Sefat, A. S. (USA) Gray, K. (USA) Bud’ko, S. L. (USA) Hoffmann, A. (USA) Takanashi, K. (Japan) Dou, S. X. (Australia) Glowacki, B. A. (UK) Greene, L. (USA) Parkin, S. (USA) Holzapfel, B. (Germany) Tagirov, L. (Russia) Prozorov, T. (USA) Maple, B. (USA) Krusin-Elbaum, L. (USA) Aytug, T. (USA) Ferdeghini, C. (Italy) Xiao, L. (China) Dietl, T. (Poland) Jung, C. U. (Korea) Iavarone, M. (USA) Park, T. (Korea) Hampshire, D. (UK) Putti, M. (Italy) Vinokur, V. (USA) Larbalestier, D. (USA) Blamire, M. (UK) Awana, V. P. S. (India) Pavuna, D. (Switzerland) Noe, M. (Germany) Moshchalkov, V. (Belgium) Fiorani, D. (Italy) Probert, M. (UK) Vlasko-Vlasov, V. K. (USA) Marel, D. V. D. (Switzerland) Fardmanesh, M. (Iran) Kresin, V. (USA) Saitoh, E. (Japan) Acet, M. (Germany) Kataev, V. (Germany) Saitovitch, E. B. (Brazil) Eisterer, M. (Austria) Kwok, W.- K. (USA) Chudnovsky, E. (USA) Milosevic, M. V. (Belgium) Goldacker, W. (Germany) Aliev, F. G. (Spain) Anis-Ur-Rehman, M. (Pakistan) De la Fuente Leis, X. (Spain) Gömöry, F. (Slovakia) Iqbal, M. J. (Pakistan) Ma, Y. (China) Tafuri, F. (Italy) Yavuz, M. (Canada) Otani, Y. (Japan) Grasso, G. (Italy) Yeh, N.- C. (USA) Köseoğlu, Y. (Turkey) Deutscher, G. (Israel) Cheggour, N. (USA)

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Ahmet CANSIZ- İstanbul Teknik Uni. Mehmet CANTÜRK- T. Özal Uni. Saffet NEZİR- Kırıkkale Uni. Alev AYDINER- KTU Mustafa TEPE- Ege Uni. Şahin AKTAŞ- Marmara Uni. Balazs HETENYI- Bilkent Uni. Naim DEREBAŞ- Uludağ Uni. Selçuk AKTÜRK- Muğla Uni. Cabir TERZİOĞLU- A. İ. Baysal Uni. Numan AKDOĞAN- GYTE Serdar ALTIN- İnönü Uni. Demet KORUCU- Gazi Uni. Oğuz DOĞAN- Selçuk Uni. Şükrü ÇELİK- R. T. ERDOĞAN Uni. Doğan ABUKAY- İYTE Onur NANE- Hakkari Uni. Süleyman BOLAT- KTU Hamit YURTSEVEN- ODTÜ Orhan UZUN- Bülent Ecevit Uni. Tayfur KÜÇÜKÖMEROĞLU- KTU Hüseyin SOZERI- TÜBİTAK UME Osman GÖRÜR- A. İzzet Baysal Uni. Uğur KÖLEMEN- Gaziosmanpaşa Uni. İlbeyi AVCI- Ege Uni. Özgür ÖZTÜRK- Kastamonu Uni. Yakup BALCI- İnönü Uni. Kemal ÖZTÜRK- KTU Özhan ÖZATAY- Boğaziçi Uni.

HOTEL – Useful Information

WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS to participants or to their property during the conference. Wi-Fi Service which is provided by Kervansaray Lara Kervansaray Lara Convention Center& Spa staff will be on Convention Center& Spa is free of charge. Our guests could duty for 24/7. To report an emergency, or for immediate have a password card from the reception to be able to assistance you may call the reception. Access the Wi-Fi connection. HEALTH CENTER COMPUTER ROOM Kervansaray Lara Convention Center& Spa overlook the The Computer Room will be in service in lobby area during importance of health in human life without you at certain the Conference. times of medical services by doctors and nurses or health COPY CENTER officer offers. Outpatient clinic is open from 09:00 am to For your print and photocopy requests please proceed to 18:00 pm on working days. the Copy Center located in the lobby. These services require Besides, you may call 112 for health emergency ( fully a free payable to Copy Center. equipped ambulance will be in service 24/7) BANK AND ATM TAXIS Automated Teller Machines (ATM) are away from the venue Whenever you need a taxi, you can ask for it from the hotel about 300 meters. reception. SMOKING BREAKFAST and MEAL TIMES There is a SMOKING ZONE in the lobby area, besides that 07:00 – 10:00 Breakfast you can use areas outside the building. 10:00 – 11:00 Latest Breakfast DISCLAIMER/ SECURITY 12:30 – 14:30 Lunch Please note that the ICSM2014 Organization, its approved 19:00 – 21:30 Dinner representatives and Kervansaray Lara Convention Center& 24:00 – 01:00 Latest Dinner Spa take no responsibility for any accident, loss or damage

PRESENTER’S INFORMATION

Oral Presentations Duration of the oral presentations will be : 5) While uploading your presentation, please Plenary: 45 min (40+5) make sure that you copy your file to the Half-plenary: 40 min (35+5) appropriate folder in the computer. For assistance, Invited: 30 min* (27+3) please contact to the responsible person in the Contributed: : 20 min (18+2) hall. *some invited speaker could be given 20 min slot, this is 6) To optimize compatibility, particularly for the merely because of the focus flow in the session with the inclusion of multimedia components, PowerPoint specifics related the lay-out, those with 20 min has the presentations are recommended to be saved same privileges at invited speaker. using PowerPoint’s “Package for CD” facility. If Note: The rooms are equipped with the following your presentation contains multimedia audio-visual equipment: components, you are urged to check the 1) Data projector compatibility at least one day before your 2) PC with MS PowerPoint (Office 2013 and presentation. If you need any programs installed Windows 8.1). for your audio/video files please consult with the 3) Speakers will not be allowed to use their responsible person in the hall. We will do our best personal computers for the presentation. to accommodate your request. 4) Speakers are requested to upload their 7) The lecture theatre is reasonably large, and presentations ahead of the session, preferably speakers should use a minimum 15-point font size one day before the session. in PowerPoint slides to ensure legibility. Presenters are asked to prepare their talks to match the allocated times which will be rigidly enforced by session chairs. Poster Presentations Poster hanging time: lunch time Note: Poster pickup time: dinner time 1) Please hang your posters to boards Poster size: Width (90cm) indicating your poster (abstract) IDs Height (100cm) 2) Posters not picked up on time will be taken Poster areas: Foyer of the Jasper Hall Balcony away by the hotel staff. 3) Please note that poster size should not exceed the dimensions mentioned above.

SPECIAL EVENTS

SUNDAY, 27 April: You are kindly invited to attend The Opening Ceremony and The Conference Welcome Dinner. The Conference Director & Organizing Committee will kindly host a Welcome Reception for all delegates which will take place at the Kervansaray Lara-Convention Center & SPA. Hotel on April 27 day, from 16:00 to 23:30. This will provide delegates the opportunity of meeting each other before the scientific program begins the following day.

MONDAY, 28 April: You are kindly invited to attend The Turkish Night on 28 April Monday

WEDNESDAY, 30 April: You are kindly invited to attend the main excursion of the conference on 30 April Wednesday: Boat tour starts at 3:00 pm from the Venue Hotel.

THURSDAY, 1 May: You are kindly invited to attend the Conference Dinner on 1 May Thursday. (Dress code: Casual)

SOCIAL PROGRAM (ON DEMAND WITH PAYMENT)

In addition to the conference social activities there are several Daily tour options which are listed below; a. Daily Antalya Tours b. Pre and Post Conference Tours Tour option 1 Tour option 1 PERGE- Aspendos Theatre Pamukkale- Ephesus- İzmir  Visiting Antique city Side  Ephesus Virgin Mary’s  Visiting Manavgat Waterfall  Pamukkale (Hierapolis)  the world Antique Theatre of Aspendos Tour option 2 Tour option 2 Kapadokya (Peri Bacaları) ; 2 days 1 night tour Antalya City Tour (Daily/ Half time)  Antalya Archeology Museum  Antalya Old city  Fluted minaret and Yacht Harbor from the Tophane cafe  Free time for shopping Tour option 3 Please note: These tours are arranged on pre- DEMRE- MYRA Tour request with payment:  Antique City Phaselis Pre-requesties:  Demre Antique Theatre at Myra and Likya rock - For each tour, there must be a minimum of 10 cemetery people signed up.  St. Nikolaus Church - You may sign-up before your arrival, no  Underground city Kekova by boat advance payment is needed. Tour option 4 For details of the Daily tours and pre/post RAFTING Tour (KOPRULU KANYON) conference tours please visit Social Program Tour option 5 page: ANTALYA AQUARIUM-MINI CITY www.icsm2014.org/social-program.

EXHIBITORS / SPONSORS We would like to express our gratitude to our sponsors for their invaluable and ongoing supports to our Conference:

Official Carrier

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Exhibitors

EXHIBITORS AREA FLOOR PLAN

ANTALYA GUIDE

Along with Istanbul, Antalya is the most popular region in Turkey. She is the pearl of the Turkish Riviera - an exciting major city, and at the same time a paradise for swimmers. The area stretches from the district of Gazipasa to the upmarket resort of Kalkan and is home to many historical ruins, places of natural beauty and gorgeous beaches. It is impossible to be bored in Antalya, whether you are traveling solo or with family and friends.

In the 14th century, the explorer DID YOU KNOW Ibn Batuta, the Muslim counterpart of Marco Polo, wrote that Antalya is one of the most beautiful cities  That Antalya is also known as “the paradise on earth”, “the you will ever see. Nowadays, pearl of the Mediterranean”, and “the Turkish Riviera”? visitors to the city can easily  That the most magnificent and best-preserved ancient theatre understand this point of view. in Asia and Africa is the Aspendos Theatre in Antalya? Antalya - chief city on the eastern  That, in addition to numerous archaeological cities and historic buildings, Antalya offers lots of waterfalls, caves and endless part of the Mediterranean coastline beach? - is located on fertile land with high  That 15 of the world’s top 100 hotels are in Antalya, according and often snow-covered mountains to a worldwide survey of customer satisfaction conducted in the background. among 35 million people?  That the world-class golf clubs of Antalya are among the favourities of internationally famous golfers? Those who want to make  That the city was visited by Attalos, and subsequently by something extra with their holiday queens and emperors such as Cleopatra and Hadrian? and really get acquainted with the  That Antalya Museum is one of the world’s most important history of the city will not be museums thanks to the ancient states on display? disappointed with Antalya. Karain, a cavern just north of the city, contains remnants of the oldest settlement in Turkey. Romans, Byzantines and “Seldjuks” have always characterized Antalya.

Today, Antalya is a mixture of a modern metropolis and an old-fashioned small town. In Kaleiçi, the visitor will experience the original Antalya. It is an oasis with its small mosques and its muddle of both renovated and ramshackle Ottoman wooden houses from the turn of the century. In the harbor, Yat Liman, there is a multitude of cozy small cafés and bars where you can sit down and relax as you enjoy the boat life in the bay nearby.

There is so must so see in Antalya for every age and every taste. Those who are interested in history there are plenty of historical sites to explore like Hadrianus Triumphal Arch, Hierapolis and Yivli Minareli. For family with children there is the aqua park called Troy Aqua and Dolphinarium or why not explore the sea life at Antalya Aquarium? There are also many exciting places outside Antalya to discover like Side and Belek. All you need to do is to find your favorite attractions.

Antalya Museum

Here you will find a great deal to see as you stroll about among well-preserved Roman statues, enormous sarcophagi and remnants of the theatre in Perge. In a small showcase among the icons, you will find a jawbone that has belonged to the Santa Claus, who was born in Patara and buried in Demre. The Museum also contains a collection of folk costumes and very beautiful rugs.

Address: Konyaalti Cad, Antalya Opening hours: 9am - 7.30pm April to October, 8.30am - 5pm November to March, Closed on Mondays Phone: +90 242 238 5688 Internet: www.antalyamuzesi.gov.tr

Yivli Minaret

This ribbed minaret was built by Sultan Keykubat in the 13th century, and is the city’s symbol. A very expressive riding statue of Kemal Atatürk is located nearby. Address: Kaleiei, Antalya

Hadrianus Gate

Was erected prior to the Roman Emperor’s visit in 130 AD and is part of the medieval town wall—a dignified entrance to the old district of Antalya. Address: Atatürk Cad., Kaleiçi, Antalya

Perge

Perge, 11 miles east of Antalya, was the home of the Hittites about 1500 AD, before the Greeks colonized the region after the Trojan War. On a very large area of ruins, there is a Roman theatre, an enormous stadium and several streets with columns dating back to the days when the apostle Paul stopped here on one of his missions. Take a local bus or “dolmus”—a minibus—to get there.

Address: Perge

Belek

The seaside resort Belek is located on the road to Alanya. Here, you will find a famous golf course if you feel like swinging your clubs for a while. In addition to this, Belek offers many fine hotels and restaurants. The bus to Alanya stops in Belek.

Address: Belek Phone: +90 242 725 4051

Aspendos

This famous theatre—the only theatre that dates back to ancient days and still has an intact scene construction—is located about 12 miles east of Antalya. Aspendos had a capacity of 20.000 spectators and survived because the “Seldjuks” used it as a residence.

In the 1920s, Kemal Atatürk, the “father” of the Turks, decided that the theatre should be renovated. Today, Aspendos is used for major musical arrangements. An excursion bus or “dolmus” is the best way to get there. Address: Aspendos, Antalya

Side

Side, between Antalya and Alanya, is one of the innumerable places where Cleopatra and Markus Antonius had a rendezvous. At almost every street corner, you stumble over ruins. The theatre, which has a capacity of 25.000 persons, is located on a plain piece of land and is supported by strong walls. The Roman bath next to the theatre is a very beautiful archaeological museum. Take the local bus. Address: Side

Manavgat

Manavgat is a town which is located 72 km from Antalya. At this sunny coastal city you can explore sandy beaches, historical sites, a waterfall and caves. There are also plenty of restaurants, accommodations and shops in Manavgat.

Address: Manavgat

Beskonak

The National Park (between Antalya and Alanya) is very beautiful and has several interesting ruins and trout farms. Here, it is always colder than along the coastline. Why not try white water rafting? Address: Besonak Internet: www.turkeyrafting.com

Hierapolis & Pamukkale

Hierapolis is an ancient city and a popular tourist attraction located on the top of Pamukkale cliff. There are many ruins to explore, an amphitheatre, thermally heated Sacred Pool where you can swim and the amazing white cliffs of Pamukkale. Hierapolis and Pamukkale is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and should not be missed. Address: Pamukkale, Antalya Opening hours: Open year-round

MiniCity Antalya

Stroll around at this mini city park and admire the miniature display of major buildings and attractions in Turkey. This open air exhibition is a great way to get an overview of Turkey. There is also a children's playground and restaurants in the area. Do not forget the camera! Address: Arapsuyu Mahallesi Dumlupinar Bulvari, 600 Sokak Konyaalti, Antalya Phone: +90 242 229 4545 Internet: www.minicitypark.com

Antalya Aquarion

Discover the magical underwater world at Antalya Aquarium, a place where you can admire ten thousands of underwater creatures, make snowballs from real snow in "Snow World" or why not swim with sharks and rays? Also features the world’s biggest underwater tunnel that should not be missed.

Address: Dumlupınar Bulvarı Arapsuyu Mahallesi No: 502 Konyaaltı, Antalya Opening hours: Every day of the week 10am-11pm Phone: +90 242 245 6565 Internet: www.antalyaaquarium.com

Troy Aqua & Dolphinarium

Have fun and enjoy this waterpark with a wave pool, children's pool and several different water slides. If you like dolphins then you should not miss the dolphinarium. Here you can watch shows with dolphins and even swim with these wonderful creatures! Address: Ileri Basi Mevki Belek, Serik, Antalya Phone: +90 242 715 1122 Internet: www.temturizm.com.tr

Outdoor Adventure – River Rafting

If you are looking for some adventure, then river rafting might be something for you. There are lots of Antalya-based adventure companies and organizes activities like river rafting, canyoning and river kayaking. The professional team are always there to guide you and give you information. Address: Fener Mah. Bülent Ecevit Bulvarı No:65/1, Muratpaşa, Antalya Phone: +90 242 324 2555 Internet: www.novaraft.com More Info: [email protected]

Boat trip to Phaselis

Visit the ruins of Phaselis and its gorgeous beaches. This ancient Lycian city is on the outskirts of Kemer town and it is reached by road or sea. Once ruled by Alexander the Great, Phaselis was an important trading point and this is evident in the ruins of the main market street stretching from one harbor to another. Remains also include the amphitheater and houses. If ancient ruins are not your idea of fun, pack a picnic and spend the day lying on two gorgeous beaches.

Burning Flames

Steeped in mystery and intrigue, the burning flames of Chimaera are near the resort of Cirali. Flames burn from rocks for 24 hours a day and in ancient times, they provided light to ships fearful of crashing on rocks. Simple science explains this natural wonder. Gases oozing from cracks in the rocks ignite with air causing flames to burn every day, all day no matter how many times they are extinguished.

Olympos

Ancient Lycian ruins, an isolated Mediterranean beach, accommodation in treehouses and flames that mysteriously burn from the side of a mountain are some of the attractions of Olympos (Olimpos) in Turkey's south. The modern "village" is named after the Lycian/Roman city that now lies in ruins on the beach, which in turn is named after nearby Mt. Tahtalı, the highest mountain of the vicinity and, along with some other 20-odd noticeably high mountains in northeastern Mediterranean basin, known as Olympos in antiquity.

Aspendos

Aspendos is in the Belek region of Antalya and home to a well preserved Roman theatre. Every year between June and July, it plays host to the Aspendos Ballet and Opera Festival. Tickets for this event sell out quick so buy early if you want to attend.

Duden Waterfalls

Near the resort of Side is Manavgat waterfalls. They are not the highest in the region but this is a great place to spend the day relaxing. Tea gardens provide refreshments and souvenir shops are open all the time. If Manavagt waterfall fails to delight you, head to the bigger display of Duden waterfalls within the city of Antalya.

Kaleiçi

Known as Kaleici, the old town of Antalya has retained much of its original appearance. Stroll down narrow cobbled streets and absorb the atmosphere and vibes. This is a great place to find small art galleries and specialist boutiques while admiring ancient Ottoman architecture.

Atatürk’s House Museum

Atatürk visited Antalya on three occasions, and in his first visit on 6 March 1930, he looked at the Vista of snow-capped Beydağları Mountains over the beach and sea from Erenkuş locality on the Lara Road, and said, “Without a doubt Antalya is the most beautiful place on earth”. Visitors to Antalya today share Atatürk’s feelings and thoughts, considering it a unique place where nature and cultural heritage merge.

The mansion dedicated to Atatürk to stay during his visits has been converted into a museum to commemorate his visits. The two-storey rectangular planned mansion serves the public as the Atatürk’s House Museum since 1986. On the ground floor there is an exhibition of photographic records of Atatürk’s visits to Antalya, a room equipped for audio-visual presentation of documentaries regarding Atatürk and Antalya, a dining hall and a bureau. On the upper floor there is a room where the personal belongings of Atatürk are on display. There are also meeting and study rooms and a bedroom as well as a special section where memorial coins and banknotes are on display.

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Governor’s Office Tel: (+90 242) 243 97 91-93-94 www.antalya.gov.tr

Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism Tel: (+90 242) 247 76 60 www.antalyakulturturizm.gov.tr

Tourism Information Office Tel: (+90 242) 247 76 60 (Extension: 133-134)

Antalya Museum Tel: (+90 242) 238 56 88-89 www.kultur.gov.tr/TR/SanalMuzeler/antalya/index.html DO NOT LEAVE ANTALYA Antalya Airport Tel: (+90 242) 310 55 00 (Pbx) – 330 36 00 UNLESS www.celebi-ic.com./tr www.aytport.com.tr · You have visited the old city centre, Kaleiçi (Citadel) and Antalya Bus Terminal Antalya Museum, Tel: (+90 242) 331 12 50 · You have visited Aspendos TÜRSAB (Association of Turkish Travel Agencies) Theatre, Hadrian’s Gate, Tel: (+90 242) 243 19 96 Yivli Minaret, Karain Cave, www.tursab.org.tr Düden and Kurşunlu AKSAV (Antalya Culture & Art foundation) waterfalls, Tel: (+90 242) 238 54 44 (Pbx) · You have enjoyed the www.altinportakal.org.tr panoramic view of Antalya www.aksav.org.tr and Mediterranean from Health Emergency : 112 Kepezüstü Police : 155 · You have taken part in a Gendarmerie :156 boat trip Fire : 110 · You have enjoyed one of the water parks · You have tasted the local cuisine · And you have shopped for authentic souvenirs for your loved ones at Kaleiçi Sponsors:

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