Hadrian’s Gate tickets and tours
Hadrian’s Gate is a Roman marble gate in Antalya, built in AD 130 for Hadrian. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.
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Ticket options compared
What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.
| Option | What’s included | Good for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seeing Hadrian’s Gate on your own | Look at the gate from the street and walk through it into the old town. It is a quick stop that fits easily into a day in the city. | Short city stops | Book now |
| Guided walking tour of Hadrian’s Gate and Kaleiçi | A guide explains who built the gate and why, then leads you through the old quarter beyond it. | Those who want the story behind the stones | Book now |
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About Hadrian’s Gate
Hadrian’s Gate was built in AD 130 to honour the visit of the Roman emperor Hadrian to Antalya. It has three arches in marble and was once part of the city walls, with towers on either side.
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Photographing Hadrian’s GateThe gate is best seen in good daylight, when the carved marble stands out. The area around it can be busy with other visitors.
Hadrian’s Gate and Kaleiçi togetherThe gate stands at the edge of Kaleiçi, so most visitors combine the two. Give yourself extra time to walk on into the lanes.
Nearby
Kaleiçi (Old Town)
The old walled quarter just beyond the gate, with Ottoman houses and a Roman harbour.
Konyaaltı Beach
A long pebble beach on the west side of Antalya, backed by parks and mountains.
Also in Antalya
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Frequently asked questions
Is Hadrian’s Gate free to see?
You can view the gate and walk through it from the street without a ticket. Guided tours that include it are paid, so check what is included.
How long does a visit to Hadrian’s Gate take?
About 15 to 30 minutes on its own, or longer if you go on into Kaleiçi.