Cultural & Heritage Sites

Pamukkale Hierapolis Archaeological Site

Hierapolis, founded in the 2nd century BC, is a sprawling Roman city perched above the famous travertines of Pamukkale. Known for its well-preserved Hellenistic Theatre, the site also includes the Antique Pool, where Cleopatra is said to have swum, and a museum housed in an ancient Roman bath. Visitors can explore streets, gates, and a vast necropolis, revealing layers of history amid a stunning natural landscape.