Kemer Center is the central part of the city of Kemer on the Turkish Mediterranean coast, where everyday urban life and most of the tourist infrastructure are concentrated. There are shops, cafes, pharmacies, banks, hotels, small squares, and streets for walking, so many travelers spend time in this area not only during the day but also in the evening.

One of the main streets in the center is considered to be Ataturk Boulevard. Along it and in the adjacent blocks there are retail outlets, tourist services, and city landmarks. On Tuesdays, a market usually operates in the central part of Kemer, where fresh vegetables and fruits, spices, textiles, clothing, and household goods are sold. It is one of the most convenient places to see the ordinary rhythm of the city outside the hotel areas.

Among the notable landmarks of the center are the monument to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and the white clock tower, which is often called one of the recognizable symbols of Kemer. Nearby there is a square with fountains and walking areas, where it is convenient to meet and begin getting acquainted with the city. From here it is also easy to walk to shops, restaurants, and toward the seaside part of Kemer.

Kemer Center is of interest to those who want to combine a walk around the city with everyday tasks: eat at local establishments, shop, figure out transportation, or simply look at the urban environment. The bus station is also located here, from where buses depart to Antalya and other settlements in the region.