Buradasın
Ancient City of Hierapolis in Turkey
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- History and Location
- Founded in 2nd century BC by King Attalus II of Pergamon
- Located in Phrygian region of Asia Minor, above Pamukkale
- Rediscovered in 19th century and became UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Destroyed by Sasanian dynasty in 4th century AD
- Notable Sights
- Ancient Theater seats 15,000 spectators built in 2nd century AD
- Temple of Apollo built in 3rd century BC
- Nymphaeum serves as water monument from 2nd century AD
- Famous for healing hot springs since ancient times
- Archaeological Museum displays city's artifacts
- Practical Information
- Nearest airport is Denizli Çardak, about an hour drive away
- Entrance fee is approximately 60 Turkish Lira
- Best visited in spring or autumn
- Tour typically lasts 2-3 hours
- Various accommodation options available nearby
- Nearby Attractions
- Pamukkale, 3 kilometers away with white limestone terraces
- Laodicea, 10 kilometers away with well-preserved ruins
- Aphrodisias, 100 kilometers away with Aphrodite temples
- Kibera, 30 kilometers away with well-preserved theater