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Hatay (Antakya - Antioch)

Hatay is a province in southern Turkey, in the east of Mediterrenean Region. Hatay has borders with the Mediterrenean sea on the west and with Syria on the east.

Capital city of Hatay is Antakya, formerly Antioch. Iskenderun, another important city in Hatay, has the historical name Alexandretta. Iskenderun has one of the biggest ports of Turkey, Port of Iskenderun (Iskenderun Limani).

Hatay, especially capital Antioch, has a very rich history. Hatay museum today has very rich collections of Roman mosaics. The cave church of St. Peter in Antakya is where he preached and sounded the Christian community. The site of this church is in Vatican`s list of holy sites. Castle of Antioch is also worth seeing to experience the thousands of years old history of the city. Church of St. Pierre is also another important site from biblical history. Seleuica Pieria, the ancient city on the path of the missionary journeys of St. Paul and St. Barnaba, is also in Hatay. These are just samples from the rich historical sites of Hatay, there are many more to see for interested visitors.


Antakya
Iskenderun
St Pierre Kasili
Municipality building
Waterfall
Defne
Byzantine candle holders
Museum
Coins
Harbiye
Main Roundabout
Garden in the archaeological museum
Tomb in museum garden
Hittite Lions in Museum
Mosaic Museum
On the wall of the Mosaic Museum
Goddess Soteria
Mosaics in the archaeological museum
Sarcophagus
Jewellery from an old sarcophagus
Figures made from basalt
Entrance to St Peters church
Hillside by St Peters
Iskenderun
St. Pier
St. Pier
Mary
Bazaar
Titus Tunnel
Titus Tunnel Bridge
Wishing Tree
Titus Tunnel Picnic Area
View
Ziraat Bankasý
beautiful evening



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