“Did anyone bring a compass?” The Labyrinth in Antalya sprawls before us, a tangle of narrow streets seemingly designed to confound. This isn’t a physical maze with towering hedges, but a charming, historical district where you might just lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleys. Wandering through Old Town is like stepping into a time capsule. The streets, with their lack of any obvious grid, speak to a time before city planners. The air hums with the calls of vendors hawking their wares. You can find everything here, from souvenirs and spices to traditional Turkish crafts. Just remember, the prices in Old Town tend to be a bit higher than elsewhere, but the atmosphere is worth a little splurge.
Yenidoğan Camii
Whispers of “Yeni” and “Old” danced on the breeze, a fitting welcome to the Yenidoğan Camii. This mosque, the Yenidoğan