Andriake & Lycian Civilizations Museum
Andriake Antik Kenti / Likya Uygarlıkları Müzesi
The harbor site of the ancient city of Myra, where a Roman granary has been converted into the Lycian Civilizations Museum, displaying artifacts from Lycian cities.
Andriake was the outer port of the ancient city of Myra and an important grain transit port in the eastern Mediterranean during Roman times. The most striking feature is the large Hadrianic-era granary (Granarium), now converted into the Lycian Civilizations Museum, which presents the cities, coins, sarcophagi and inscriptions of the Lycian League. You can also see the remains of a market square, cisterns and a purple dye workshop. The entrance costs about €15, and the museum may be closed on Mondays. Located about 5 km southwest of Demre by the sea, it can be combined with Myra and St. Nicholas Church in a single day.
Opening hours
About 8:30am–7pm (closes earlier in winter)
Nearby sights
- St. Nicholas Church (Demre)
- Myra
- Kekova Sunken City
- Simena Castle (Kaleköy)
- Üçağız & Teimiussa
- Aperlae
- Lycian Way (Kaş–Üçağız section)
- Phellos