General Description of Apartments for Sale in Antalya Turkey:
Antalya Climate:
April sees an average daily temperature is 16 degrees Celsius. This average includes an estimated low of 10 degrees Celsius, which usually occurs in the night time, and an estimated high of 21 degrees Celsius. The Mediterranean Sea warms up to 18 degrees Celsius and creeping closer to warm enough temperatures to swim in.
Regardless of the almost-summer time weather. The area enjoys 12 hours of sunshine each day. April also brings around 80 millimeters of rainfall to the area. Primarily falls over eight days in the month.
Antalya History:
Antalya’s origins date to the Hellenic period of the 2nd or 3rd century BC. When the town of Attalea was an important naval port. Subsequently, the area was ruled by the Roman and Byzantine Empires, when the Mediterranean and Aegean regions of Anatolia was an important locale for the budding religion of Christianity.
In the 13th century AD, the city was conquered by the Seljuk Turks, who ruled over the city until the conquest of the Ottoman Empire. After World War II and the defeat of the Ottoman Empire, Antalya was briefly ruled by the Italians until the founding of the Turkish Republic in 1923.
Throughout its history, Antalya served as an important port city, particularly for the export of agricultural products from the fertile surrounding regions and the import of products for the Anatolian interior. Since the 1970s, the city has undergone major redevelopments, particularly oriented towards the tourism sector.
The population of the city has nearly tripled in the past 25 years, making Antalya a cosmopolitan destination situated in the Turkish Riviera.
