Hierapolis Pamukkale Denozli - Merkez/

Too bad the entrance is so expensive. The foreigner is full of course, the man gets what he wants with 10 dollars and travels the place he wants. We are giving a handful of money. This is not equal. We are crushed in our own country.

Immense open historical site, ancient ruins that testify to past history, it is a fantastic experience to be in this place, to those in love with such an experience, I recommend at least two days to explore and enjoy the details that are there, together with the visit to the travertines and the thermal pool.

If you go from Marmaris it is normal, from Antalya it is not worth so much shuffling. The wheels (amphitheater) are just superb.

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The clearest example of Turkish marketing: there is no human path, no benches for rest, no fountains with drinking water to the distant gate. To wind the mileage under the sun without the opportunity to rest normally is still a pleasure. It's called "give me money and get out, don't be late."

Hierapolis once had to be a wonderful city, today there are only stones, stones that still say a lot, Ponoch in the health waters flowing out of the mountains was called Cleopatra's sister baths, and not excluded, and Cleopatra herself. The flowing water created wonderful limestone formations the view of which is breathtaking. Such beauty for thousands nature has been driving us for years

Hierapolis is a magnificent ancient city that is located in almost all the places you should see before you die. The ancient city of Hierapolis, right next to the magnificent Pamukkale, has survived to the present day by being very well preserved. The Roman Bath, which we can definitely say that it was visited very often when it was a thermal center, is used as an archeology museum today. Here you can see the statues and other ruins unearthed in the ancient city excavations in Hierapolis and its surroundings. Buildings such as the ancient theatre, temples, monumental fountains, tombs, agora and gymnasium are in such a good condition that you feel like you are in a city of 2,000 years ago. Especially the stories told about the Ploutonium, which was believed to be the entrance to hell in the Roman Period, will attract your attention. Although the prices are a bit high, do not forget to take your water and snacks with you.