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Antalya's midibuses
and
minibuses are the
heart of the city's urban transport system:
they
run
from the city limits
right through the center to the city limits on the
other side. Fares are less than YTL2.
They run along prescribed routes—of
which there are many. To learn many of the routes
would be confusing, but—luckily—it's
not necessary.
Just learn a few major reference
points, then
look on the signboard in the bus's
front window to see if it stops there:
Antalya
Museum = Müze
Bus Terminal = Terminal or Otogar
Kalekapisi = Kalekapisi
Hadrian's
Gate = Üçkapilar
Karaalioglu
Park = Karaali or Park
Konyaalti
Beach = Konyaalti (Caddesi)
Lara
Beach = Lara
Few buses run along the
main boulevards in
the city center. Rather, they run
along streets (some one-way) slightly
inland, so as to remove some frequent
traffic from the city-center boulevards.
Thus, if a bus sign reads Kalekapisi, it
may not actually pass the stone tower
at the city center. You may have to
get out a block inland, which means
you must mention Kalekapisi to
the driver so that he knows to let
you out at the stop that's nearest
to that destination.
For many top sights, the tram is
easier to use. If you're in a hurry,
or want
comfort, take a taxi.
Midi- and minibuses can take you to
Antalya's bus terminal (Otogar), but
to
get to
the airport you must take a
special
airport shuttle or a taxi.
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