Kid-friendly places in Antalya
Turkish and Mediterranean cooking on a pine-shaded hilltop terrace looking out over the bay, open since 1937.
Old stone restaurant open since 1933, with a terrace over the old harbour and steps down to a small beach cove below.
Family-run since 1954 in a 300-year-old han, known for whole chickens roasted over charcoal and served with buttery rice.
Fine dining in a 300-year-old mansion, with an open-air terrace shaded by citrus and banana trees.
Old-town restaurant run by a British chef, cooking Mediterranean, international and Far Eastern dishes, some of them wood-fired.
Simple Turkish cooking (grilled lamb, salad, fresh bread) in a citrus garden out back, with live folk music at night.
A big lagoon, an aquapark with award-winning slides and a kids' club split into two age groups, on a long sandy beach.
A beach resort built to look like a cruise ship, with a separate kids' aquapark and a kids' club split by age, from toddlers to teens.
Two kids' pools and a kids' club, and a cliffside lift down to a swimming platform on the sea.
The Perge statues are the big draw, and there's a children's museum hall at the entrance with old toys and models of ancient cities.
Thousands of toys from the 1800s on, from wooden toys to cartoon heroes, in an old warehouse at the harbour.
Clifftop park over the sea with walking and bike paths, playgrounds with slides and swings, and tea gardens.
On its own sandy beach, with a waterslide, a children's pool, a playground and a mini club for ages 4 to 12.
The whole building is shaped like a Concorde jet, and there's an aquapark, a kids' pool and a mini club for ages 6 to 12.
Pine-shaded clifftop park next to an old Roman tower, with sea views the whole way and a small playground in the middle.
A big indoor play centre in the mall, with play structures, games and bumper cars.
On the cliffs above the beach, with a panoramic lift down to the sand and a Rixy kids' club for ages 4 to 12 running into the evening.
Shady paths along the river to a waterfall you can walk behind through a cave, with little play areas and picnic spots along the way.