A 14 m Roman tower of tawny stone, a cylinder on a square base, where the land walls met the sea walls. The municipality's monument list explains it was probably first a 1st-2nd century AD family tomb, later built into the walls as a tower and used as a lighthouse.
- Address
- Hıdırlık Sk. No:50, Kılınçarslan, 07100 Muratpaşa/Antalya
- Hours
- Open-air monument; best seen from the edge of Karaalioğlu Park
- Best time to go
- Evening · About 20 min
- Price
- Free to see from outside
- Price level
- ₺
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Look beside the main east door for the twelve fasces (bundled-axe) reliefs that link it to the Calpurnius family (antalya.bel.tr).
- Antalyalılar come here for sunset over the gulf and the Beydağları (Yeni Ankara, 2026).
- Continue straight into Karaalioğlu Park along the cliff top.