Must see attractions in Fethiye

Focusing on Lycian finds from Telmessos as well as the ancient settlements of Tlos and Kaunos, this small museum exhibits pottery, jewellery, small…

About 5km north of Fethiye's centre is Çalış, a narrow stretch of gravel beach lined with concrete hotels as well as pubs and chip shops patronised by…

Fethiye’s most recognisable sight is the mammoth Tomb of Amyntas, an Ionic temple facade carved into a sheer rock face in 350 BC, in honour of 'Amyntas…

This excellent example of a Lycian sarcophagus is near Fethiye's belediye (city hall).

On the hillside above (and south of) Fethiye and along the road to Kayaköy, you can't miss the ruined tower of a Crusader fortress, built by the Knights…

In the centre of Fethiye, just behind the harbour, is Telmessos' 6000-seat Roman theatre dating from the 2nd century BC. Neglected for years, it's…

Fethiye's tiny old mosque is squeezed between souvenir shops and cafes in the bazaar district.

Triumphantly driving his steed, Atatürk presides over the Fethiye waterfront.

A good example of a Lycian sarcophagus, standing in the middle of Kaya Caddesi

Fethiye's new mosque is a useful landmark in the centre of town.

A major landmark on Fethiye's waterfront promenade.

Fethiye's municipal HQ stands in a waterfront park.