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9.7 km · Gelidonya Lighthouse, located on Taşlık Cape in the Kumluca district of Antalya, is the highest lighthouse on the Turkish coastline, standing 227 meters above sea level. Construction of the lighthouse began in 1934 and it was put into service in 1936. An important stop on the Lycian Way, the lighthouse offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the lush forests of Beydağları Coastal National Park. The lighthouse and its keeper's building are protected as national heritage by the Turkish Coastal Safety Authority.

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10.8 km · Gagae or Gagai was a town on the southeast coast of ancient Lycia, in what is now the province of Antalya, from which the Gagates lapis derived its name. The ruins are located in Kumluca district, Antalya Province, Turkey. Excavations in 2007 revealed an upper and lower acropolis and evidence of Rhodian colonization.

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11.4 km · The Olympos necropolis, located in the Kumluca district of Antalya, is one of the two main burial grounds of the ancient city of Olympos. The Northern Necropolis was extensively used during the Roman and Early Byzantine periods and contains significant structures such as the monumental tomb of Marcus Aurelius Arkhepolis and the sarcophagus of Antimachus. The Eastern Necropolis spreads along the slopes of the Acropolis Hill, where sarcophagi belonging to ship captains are located. The Necropolis Church is also found in this area.

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11.5 km · Olympus or Olympos is an ancient city in Lycia. Although Olympus comprised an extensive territorium as identified by tomb inscriptions, it had a medium-sized city center. Buildings that constituted the urban texture spread out along both sides of the creek which extended through a deep valley that flows into the Mediterranean in the east.

11.5 km · The Entrance Complex in Kumluca, Antalya, is a significant structure within the ancient city of Olympos. This historic site is within walking distance of Olympos (215 m), Olympos necropolis (91 m), and North Necropolis (105 m). The entrance complex of the ancient city is among the ruins visitors can explore.

11.5 km · This ancient theatre in Kumluca, Antalya, is a significant structure within the ancient city of Olympos. Dating back to the Hellenistic and Roman periods, the theatre had a capacity of approximately 5000 spectators. It offers important insights into the social and cultural life of the city and can be explored alongside other historical elements of Olympos, such as temple ruins, baths, and the necropolis. Olympos (67 m), North Necropolis (145 m), and Entrance Complex (161 m) are within walking distance.

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11.6 km · The North Necropolis in Kumluca, Antalya, is a significant historical site within the ancient city of Olympos. Located north of the ancient city, this necropolis contains tomb remains that shed light on Olympos' rich history. It is within walking distance of Olympos (212 m), the Entrance Complex (105 m), and the Theatre (145 m).

11.6 km · The Vespasianus Bath, located in Kumluca, Antalya, is a historic Roman-era structure. This large bath, situated in the southern part of the ancient city of Olympos, was built in the 1st century AD and features sections such as the caldarium (hot room), tepidarium (warm room), and frigidarium (cold room). The bath is within walking distance of Olympos (159 m), the Theatre (184 m), and the North Necropolis (294 m).

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