Atatürk Kültür Parkı
Clifftop park featuring a glass pyramid venue and annual international film festival events.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Ataturk Kultur Parki traces the Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival back to a mayor named Avni Tolunay and the open-air concerts once held at the Roman theatre of Aspendos in the 1950s. You'll hear how the festival grew into one of Turkey's oldest, and about the Glass Pyramid that anchors the park as its ceremony hall. It also follows the clifftop park's quieter life the rest of the year, from families flying kites to views stretching from the Taurus Mountains to the Mediterranean.
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