Turkey Hatay

Antakya

A historic city in southern Turkey, known for its rich cultural mosaic, delicious fusion cuisine, and the Church of Saint Peter.

Tips from the community

Antakya, located in the Hatay province of Turkey, is a city of rich cultural history and stunning natural beauty. Known for its cuisine, particularly the local specialty of "Antakya künefe," this ancient metropolis boasts numerous historic sites, including the Saint Pierre Church and the Hatay Archaeology Museum. Visitors can also explore the stunning landscapes of the Harbiye Waterfall and Titus Tunnel, making Antakya a unique addition to the New York Times' 52 Places to Visit list.

seeker 1 year ago

Antakya Guides

New York Times' 52 Places
seeker (Seeker Editors)
Leave it to The New York Times to curate such a lengthy list of life-changing locations for their iconic 52 Places list. These unique travel destinations across the world were selected by pros for being breathtakingly beautiful and providing awe-inspiring experiences. From the towering ancient pyramids of Egypt to the neon bustling metropolis of Tokyo, there is a lot of vacation inspo for your next big adventure.