HADRIAN'S GATE

HADRIAN'S GATE

Hadrian’s Gate, also known as Üçkapılar (Three Gates), is one of the most iconic historical landmarks in Antalya and a prominent entrance to the historic Kaleiçi (Old Town). Built in AD 130 to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian, the monument is one of the best-preserved Roman structures in the city.

The impressive marble gate stands between two sections of Antalya’s ancient city walls and features three elegant arched entrances decorated with detailed reliefs, ornamental columns and carved architectural elements. Its combination of Roman architecture and centuries-old city walls makes Hadrian’s Gate one of the most photographed landmarks in Antalya.

Located at the entrance to Kaleiçi, Hadrian’s Gate is surrounded by historic streets, restored Ottoman-era houses, local shops, cafés and restaurants. Visitors can easily combine a visit to the gate with a walking tour of Antalya’s Old Town, the ancient harbour and other nearby historical attractions.

Adalya Port Hotel is located in the heart of Kaleiçi, making Hadrian’s Gate easily accessible on foot. Guests can walk from the hotel through the historic streets of Antalya Old Town and discover one of the city’s most important Roman monuments along the way.

Discover Antalya's Roman Heritage

Hadrian’s Gate offers a glimpse into Antalya’s Roman past and remains an important symbol of the city’s long history. For visitors staying in Kaleiçi, it is an essential stop when exploring Antalya’s historic centre.