History and art met at the Antalya Culture Road Festival: 103 works and three ancient cities stood out
Original headlineAntalya Kültür Yolu Festivali’nde tarih ve sanat buluştu: 103 eser ve üç antik kent öne çıktı
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The Antalya Culture Road Festival, organized by Turkey's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, continued into its seventh day with art exhibitions, traditional handicraft workshops and archaeological tours. A special exhibition of 103 works marking the 103rd anniversary of the Republic opened to visitors, while guided tours highlighted the ancient cities of Side, Phaselis and Sillyon. The event underscores state-backed efforts to pair cultural heritage with tourism, drawing visitors to both urban venues and archaeological sites along the Antalya route. What to watch next: attendance figures and the festival's remaining program as officials assess the event's contribution to regional tourism.
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Antalya Kültür Yolu Festivali, Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı, Phaselis, Sillyon, Side