Side Museum Review

The Xidai Museum is still a great tourist attraction, this museum is still relatively large, there are modern buildings to preserve antiques, there are some ancient buildings, ancient buildings look dilapidated, but this is the witness of history.

The innkeeper recommended us to Xidai. We checked more than 100 kilometers from Antalya, so we drove there. Turkey is really suitable for self-driving, there is no fork, the road is very good, and there are not many cars. The key is that there seems to be very little speed limit or everyone rarely abides by it. Sidai has many ancient sites, including the Apollo Temple and the Athens Temple, and the Sidai Theatre, which resembles the Roman Theatre. It is recommended to go in the afternoon because the sunset is very beautiful and these sites are by the sea. These attractions are very gathered, all very close to walk. In fact, the whole Side is a Cape Town, very small, the seaside is a public area, if it is convenient to come here, it is still recommended. If you don't drive by yourself, you can fight with others in Antalya, or you can come over by chartered car. The innkeepers who usually live in know what to do, and they have to laugh and ask more when they go out.

The old bathing beach in the past, the museum that was later rebuilt, the exhibits in several exhibition halls were basically excavated by the site on the side of Side. The carvings are very exquisite and worth enjoying. There are not many people here, not bad

The museum is not big, built in a residual building in the ancient city, that is to say, the museum itself is a monument. There are not many collections, you can still see it. The museum is right by the sea, the internal environment is beautiful, and there are not many tourists.

You can see various cultural relics, sarcophagus and sculptures unearthed near Xidai.