- Hierapolis Archaeology Museum - This substantial edifice was originally a Roman bathhouse and gymnasium from the 2nd century, constructed using the region’s golden-brown travertine blocks, which were once adorned with colorful marble. A significant barrel vault collapsed during an earthquake in the 4th century and was subsequently rebuilt using brick.
- Pamukkale Theater - The ancient city of Hierapolis, also known as the ‘Holy City,’ was spread by the teachings of Paul and Epaphras. It is also the place where the Apostle Philip lived and was laid to rest. Visitors can explore the Odeon, Roman Baths, and Theater.
Pamukkale, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is renowned for its stunning white landscape, which was formed by the natural hot springs over time, reminiscent of the lustrous white pearls that might have adorned Cleopatra’s necklace. The breathtaking calcium terraces and thermal pools will leave you in awe as you tread barefoot across this expansive snowy wonderland.
- Complimentary pick-up and drop-off service
- Transport in a fully air-conditioned vehicle for your comfort
- Travel insurance included for peace of mind
- One bottle of water provided to keep you hydrated
- Expert guidance from a professional tour guide
- Meal & Beverages
- Driver & Guide Tips - Gratitue
- Parking Fees
- Entrance Fees
In the early morning, we’ll collect you from your accommodation to commence the tour.
Pamukkale stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its ethereal beauty, resembling warm tears of mother earth, paints a picture of the gleaming pearl adorning Cleopatra’s neck. Experience the breathtaking calcium terraces and enticing hot spring water pools, where you can walk barefoot over the expansive white scenery.
Then, we move on to Hireapolis, also known as the “Sacred City” or “Hierapolis”, a city once evangelized by Paul and Epaphras. Remarkably, the Apostle Philip also resided and was laid to rest here. We’ll venture to the Odeon, Roman Baths, and the Theatre.
The Hierapolis Archaeology Museum, a sanctuary located amidst natural attractions and ancient ruins, comprises several sections, among which are the Statues and Sarcophagi Gallery, Small Artifacts Gallery, Theatre Ruins Gallery and an exquisite garden area.
As our tour culminates, we will transport you back to your place of stay.
- Pamukkale entrance fee is 30 €. You can pay to the guide for skip-the-line tickets.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
