Cleopatra's Gate
Roman-era city gate
One of Tarsus's Roman-era city gates; remembered for Cleopatra's meeting with Antony.
In Mersin, 5 records are listed (Historic Sites); 4 are free. Each card states the district, entry fee, visiting hours, recommended time and accessibility; click a card for the map and how to get there.
One of Tarsus's Roman-era city gates; remembered for Cleopatra's meeting with Antony.
The well in the courtyard of the house believed to be St. Paul's is one of the pilgrimage sites of the Christian world.
A Roman-era stone-paved street uncovered in the city centre; some sections are protected under glass.
A Roman-era arched bridge over the Göksu River; a symbol of the town for centuries.
A historic station building that tells the city's railway past; the surroundings suit a walk and photography.
No records in this district.
Open areas such as historic gates, roads and bridges can be visited all day; in hot months choose early morning or late afternoon.
Visiting hours are limited at wells and similar sites; most places are closed on Mondays.