Hierapolis Ancient City - Pamukkale

Hierapolis added by UNESCO to list of world heritage. It is located in the Pamukkale district of Denizli. Hierapolis, which can be considered a very big ancient city, has archaeological remains from the Hellenistic period and is characterized by its white travertines formed by calcium-oxidized waters, making it a magnificent structure. Particularly in the travertines, this water is also a cure for many diseases.

What means Hierapolis?
Hierapolis is a Greek word meaning holy city.
Hierapolis was destroyed by the earthquake in 60 A.D. During the time of Roman Emperor Nero. During the reconstruction after the earthquake, the city lost its Hellenistic Style and became a typical Roman City. Right after the Roman period started, Hierapolis became an important center because of its commercial and religious position. In 80 A.D. St. Philip came to Hierapolis and was murdered by the Jewish inhabitants. The Turks conquered Hierapolis at the end of the 12th century A.D.

Hierapolis Ancient City Visiting Hours
Summer season (April - October)
Opening time: 08:00 Closing time: 21:00
Winter season (October - April)
Opening time: 08:00 Closing time: 17:00
Entry Fee: 35 TL (it may have changed)

How to Go to Hierapolis?
By Public Transportation
You can reach the Pamukkale Orenyeri from the Denizli bus terminal with minibusses.

By Private Car
If you have a private car, you can follow the rotation on the google map which is ı shared below.