The Municipal Park of Antakya

The 52-square-kilometer Antakya Municipal Park, located in the city center on the banks of the Asi River, has the distinction of being the largest park you can see in the city. With numerous tea gardens, a running area, a theater room, a wedding hall, and children's playgrounds, it forms both a hiking trail and a social activity area. Although the date of the park's construction is unknown, it was built in II. It is thought to have been opened during the reign of Abdulhamid. The French, who left their mark on Antioch, made important contributions to the expansion and landscape of the park. At the end of the park, the striking sculptures have a symbolic narrative, so anyone can see what they want. By visiting the park, you can enjoy a cup of tea on the banks of the Asi .