Phaselis


Phaselis is reached
one km after turning left 57km along the Antalya-Kemer highway. This was settled
by the Rhodians in the 7th century B.C. and for many years was claimed to be the
most important port city of the eastern Lycian seaboard. Phaselis has three harbours
the north, the military protected and the south harbour, of which the most important
is the later. A 220-24 m wide avenue runs throughout the city. The western end
is the site of Hadrians Gate. On both sides of the avenue are sidewalks and shops.
Close to these can be seen the public places like baths, theatre and agora. It
is reached by road and also from the sea.