Fethiye Culture Center
The cultural centre, which is shortly named FKM (Fethiye Kültür Merkezi), is located at the end of the Fethiye Kordon. In addition to various events, classical music concerts, symposiums, theatre performances, children’s events and conferences are held at the Cultural Center. Address: Cumhuriyet Neighborhood. Atatürk St. no: 17 Phone: 0252 614 10 20
Fethiye Museum
The Fethiye Museum, which dates back to 3,000 BC, contains many historical ancient cities and rock tombs. The statues, ceramics, sculpture heads, windows, coins of various periods, historical artefacts from various historical sites are exhibited in the museum. The museum, which has been serving visitors since 1987, is located in the centre of Fethiye. It can be visited every day. Museum cardholders can enter the museum free of charge. The museum is open from 08:30 until 19:00.
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The castle, which is located in the south of the city, is thought to belong to the Knights of St. John. There are several inscriptions carved into the walls of the castle, a cistern and two small rock tombs. Those who visit Fethiye Castle also have a beautiful view of Fethiye. The castle, which is visited for free, is reached by a steep road
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Telmessos rock tombs:
Located in the centre of Fethiye and carved into the rock, tombs survived from the Lycian period to the present day. A wonderful view of Fethiye awaits visitors at the rock tombs, which are the symbol of the city. The rock tombs, which were estimated to have been built in the 4th century BC, reveal a great visual, especially by illumination at night.
>>> ERROR: Contact the Administrator to see this content <<<The tomb of King Amintas (Amyntas):
Built on the hillside of Fethiye in the 4th century BC, the tomb of King Amyntas is the most beautiful and magnificent of the Telmessos rock tombs. Entrance to the tomb of King Amyntas, which passes through the stairs, is for a fee and museum cardholders can visit free of charge.From the point where the rock tomb is located, you can also see great views of Fethiye and Şövalye Island. Visiting hours are from 09:00 in the morning to 20:00 in the summer and from 08:00 to 17:00 in the winter.
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Telmossos theatre, known to exist according to ancient sources, was unearthed during the excavations carried out from 1993 to 1995. It is understood from the sources that the theatre, which was built in the early Roman period, was renovated in the 2nd century AD and used as an arena during the Byzantine period. The ancient theatre is located next to the yacht harbour in Fethiye and has a capacity of 1500 people and is used today for artistic and cultural activities. The nearby ancient theatre of Fethiye marina is visited every day.
>>> ERROR: Contact the Administrator to see this content <<<Ankle Monastery Kayakoy
Built as a two-storey building carved into the rocks at a height of 400 meters from the sea, the structure is part of Kayaköy’s silhouette. It is presumed that the building, which was climbed by stairs carved into the rocks, was the seat of a monk named Eleftherios in ancient times. Afkule monastery, which offers a magnificent view to its visitors, is frequently visited by those who visit Kayaköy and walk the Lycian Way. Afkule can not be reached by car and can be reached after walking approximately 5 km from Kayaköy.
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Kayaköy, whose first settlement dates back to 3000 BC, was founded on the ruins of the ancient Lycian city of Karmilasos in the 14th century and became the biggest trade centre of the time with its pharmacies, hospitals, churches and printing houses. Formerly known as Levissi, Kayaköy is also known as a ghost village. Under the influence of tourism developed in recent years, some of the houses in the city have been restored and turned into boutique hotels and art houses. Among the old buildings in the village are 2 small churches, several chapels, stone roads, cisterns. For those who want to stay or camp in Kayakoy, there are house pensions and camping areas. There are minibuses from Fethiye every day of the week for those who want to go to the village on the world-famous Lycian way
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