
Karaalioğlu Park
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Karaalioğlu Park is the largest and most established city park, built on the cliffs in the 1940s by the visionary Antalya Governor of the period, Haşim İşcan, and carries the city's republican memory, literature and Mediterranean spirit. The three large circular viewing balconies called 'Mirador', which are the symbol of the park, are the most elegant terraces of Mediterranean architecture. It is equipped with contemporary works of art such as the famous 'Worker and His Child' sculpture and 'Hand' sculptures by sculptor Mehmet Aksoy, which inspired the verses of many poets from Nazım Hikmet to Cahit Sıtkı Tarancı. According to local narratives, it is the first meeting place of lovers of Antalya and the sanctuary of the city's sunset ritual. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The park spreads over an area of 140 acres on a cliff plateau at an altitude of approximately 35 meters above sea level. It is a giant botanical garden containing centuries-old rubber trees, palms, Scots pines, jacarandas, bougainvilleas and citrus trees. The park's three main streets lead directly to the cliff miradors; From the terraces, you can watch the Beydağları and the bay view from a bird's eye view. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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36.8798, 30.7071Muratpaşa Doğal Alanlar & Tabiat Parkları Noktaları
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