Hesapçı Street follows the route of ancient Attaleia’s main road between Hadrian’s Gate and Hıdırlık Tower. Roman road remains found here underline how the present street pattern still carries an older route through Kaleiçi.
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Hesapçı Street traces a line through Kaleiçi that predates the modern city. Antalya’s municipal heritage guide identifies it with the main road of ancient Attaleia, extending between Hadrian’s Gate and Hıdırlık Tower.
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- Hesapçı Street follows the former main route of ancient Attaleia.
- The ancient route was called Platae.
- Roman road remains were found during archaeological work beside the street.
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