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Richly decorated dripstone cave, discovered in 1948 during works on the harbour. The air within is very humid and laden with CO₂, which they implausibly tout as a remedy for asthma.
Damlataş Cave is a cave in Alanya district of Antalya Province, in southern Turkey.
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Small museum of local prehistory, history and crafts.
İç Kale
This area commands great views and contains a Byzantine church, cisterns and storerooms.
Kızıl Kule
Redbrick hexagonal tower 33 m high, completed in 1226 by Ebu Ali Reha of Aleppo. There's a small museum display within, and you can climb the 78 steep stairs for harbour views.
Atatürk spent the night of 18 Feb 1935 here and it's been preserved as a museum, which remains closed.
Tersane
South of the beach below the Red Tower, these are five vaulted drydocks built in 1221.