Myra Archaeological Site Ticket (Skip-Lines)

Everyday Guarantee Departures

Travel Date

Adults (6+ Age)

Children (0-6 Age)

1 Day

1 City

22 Reviews

Places to Visit

DemreLycian Rock-Cut TombsLyciaRoman TheaterAntalya

Tour Details Tour ID 555TPT

Featured Details

Explore the Ancient Wonders of Myra

Located in the heart of Lycia, the Myra Archaeological Site offers a glimpse into the fascinating history of this ancient city, famous for its impressive rock-cut tombs and a grand Roman theater. Carved into the cliffs, the Lycian rock tombs date back to the 4th century BC, and their intricate facades are a testament to the advanced architectural skills of the Lycian people. The Roman theater, one of the largest in the region, is another highlight of Myra, reflecting the city's importance during the Roman period.

Myra is also known as the home of St. Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop who inspired the legend of Santa Claus. With its combination of religious and historical significance, Myra provides an unforgettable journey through ancient history and culture.

Inclusion:

✅ Entrance Fees to museums and attractions

Exclusions:

❌ Personal Expenses
❌ Drinks and meals
❌ Optional additional tours or activities

Departures : Everyday

Departure Place : Antalya

✅ Everyday guarantee departures
✅ Private Local Guides (Optional)
✅ Entrance Fees

Tour Program

Itinerary

The highlights of the Myra Archaeological Site include:

Lycian Rock-Cut Tombs: These impressive tombs, carved into the cliffs during the 4th century BC, are a defining feature of Myra. The intricate facades depict various architectural styles, and they showcase the unique Lycian burial traditions.
Roman Theater: One of the largest theaters in Lycia, the Roman theater at Myra could accommodate over 10,000 spectators. It is well-preserved and provides insight into the city's prominence during the Roman Empire.
St. Nicholas Church: This Byzantine-era church is dedicated to St. Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop of Myra who became the inspiration for Santa Claus. The church is a significant religious site and a popular pilgrimage destination.

These highlights make Myra an important site for both its historical and religious significance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Myra famous for?
A: Myra is renowned for its Lycian rock-cut tombs, a large Roman theater, and its association with St. Nicholas, the inspiration behind Santa Claus.

Q: How long does it take to explore Myra?
A: On average, visitors spend about 1 to 2 hours exploring the main highlights of Myra.

Q: Is there an entrance fee to visit Myra Archaeological Site?
A: Yes, there is an entrance fee to access the site, which includes the Lycian tombs and Roman theater.