Hatay at a Glance
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- Brief History
- Geographical Location
- Administrative and Socioeconomic Status
- Culture and Tourism
- Church of St. Peter
- Mosaic Museum
- Habib-i Neccar Mosque
- Titus Tunnel
- Long Bazaar
- Issos Ruins
- St. Simeon Monastery
- Historic Houses of Antakya
- Orthodox Church
- Catholic Church
- Protestant Church
- Jewish Synagogue
- Harbiye Waterfalls
- Sokullu Kulliye
- Samandağ Beach
- Iskenderun Coast
- Güzelyayla, Belen
- Asi River and Park
- Büyük Antakya Parkı
- The cave church
- The important mosques
- The Demirkapi
- The Demirköprü Bridge
- The Dana Ahmetli Bridge
- The Castle of Antioch
- The Reyhanli Hamamat Thermal Spring
- Education
- Health
- Counties Of Hatay
The important mosques
in the province of Hatay are Habib Neccar Mosque, Seyh Ahmet Kuseyri Mosque and Mausoleum, Külliye of Sokullu Mehmet Pasa, Külliye of Payas Sokullu and Ulu Mosque.
Antakya was surrounded by high ramparts at the Seleukus and Roman periods. There were 360 guard towers throughout the ramparts and there was an inner castle on the highest and steepest hill of the Habib Neccar Mountain.
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