Pamukkale and Hierapolis Tour – Discover Turkey’s Cotton Castle & Ancient Healing City

This stop will be for guests who cannot get breakfast from their hotels; those who wish to have breakfast here can do so for an extra fee.

My guests
will be able to have their lunch here as an open buffet at our Pamukkale Group restaurant.

Discover how thermal waters, which have been flowing from 6 km below the ground for centuries, whiten the surface. The waters are rich in hot water and minerals, and are also healing waters that have incredibly positive effects on the skin.

1. Ancient Theatre

One of the best-preserved Roman theatres in Turkey, with a capacity of around 12,000 spectators. The stage reliefs and panoramic views are truly impressive.

2. Necropolis

One of the largest ancient cemeteries in Anatolia, containing sarcophagi, tumuli, and family tombs.

3. Cleopatra’s Pool (Antique Pool)

A thermal pool where visitors can swim among submerged Roman columns in warm mineral water.

4. Roman Baths

Now functioning as the Hierapolis Archaeology Museum, displaying artifacts discovered in the region.

5. Temple of Apollo

Dedicated to the city’s main deity and built above a sacred cave believed to be an entrance to the underworld.

Here, visitors can discover how the natural stones of Pamukkale are transformed into fascinating handicrafts. They will witness how the stones change color in response to light.