[2025 Pamukkale Attraction] Travel Guide for Hierapolis ancient theater (Updated May)

Highly recommend the early start to see #pamukkale from the skys on this #hotairballoon journey then see the old ancient Roman city within Pamukkale!

#EuropeanTravel Hierapolis, which is spread out behind the travertine slabs of Pamukkale, seems like a city where time has stopped. The amphitheater built in the 2nd century BC was large enough to accommodate over 10,000 people, and the terraced seating area still remains, which is amazing. If you go up, you can see Pamukkale behind you at a glance, which is even more beautiful. Walking through the ruins shining under the sunlight, you feel like you are walking through the ancient Roman era. It would be a shame to leave this place after seeing only the travertine slabs and hot springs, so I highly recommend you visit!✨ 📍Hierapolis Ancient City & Theatre Pamukkale, 20190 Denizli Merkez/Denizli, Türkiye

Hierapolis is one of Türkiye's most fascinating ancient cities, located near the famous Pamukkale, with magnificent Roman ruins and legendary thermal springs. This city not only witnessed the glory of ancient Greece and the Roman Empire, but also became a United Nations World Cultural and Natural Heritage with its unique natural wonders. History of Hierapolis The city was founded around the 2nd century BC by the Kingdom of Pergamon and later became an important city in the Roman Empire. Because it is located in a geothermal hot spring area, Hierapolis became the most famous sanatorium at the time, attracting nobles and patients from all over the world for treatment. The Romans even built many baths, temples, theaters and tombs, making this a prosperous hot spring city. Hierapolis Theatre 🎭 The well-preserved marble theater can accommodate about 12,000 people and has exquisite stone carvings. You can still feel the atmosphere of watching performances in the past. If you come to Türkiye, you must not miss Hierapolis. It is not only a paradise for archaeology enthusiasts, but also a rare hot spring ruins city in the world, allowing you to experience the charm of ancient civilization and nature at the same time! #TurkeyTravel #WorldHeritage #Hierapolis #Pamukkale #AncientRomanRuins #ThermalCity #History&Nature #2月好地方2025

One of a few ancient theatres preserved in such a good condition (and was renovated as well of course) that we can still observe with our own eyes. A great place to go for your important event celebration. Can you imagine that theatre existed 2 thousand years ago and nowadays you can be there? Unbelievable. Just sit there and pretend you can see gladiators fighting in front of you. Or what else could have been happening on that stage? #celebrateit

#favouriteitinerary 🚌: Take a dolmus heading to Pamukkale, Platform 76, Denizli Bus Otogar, Denizli. Always prepare small notes (TL35/TL 40, Feb 2025), payable to driver. ⌛️: 20 min (18km) from Denizli ✔️: Inform the driver to drop you off at Northern Gate and come out from Sourthern Gate - take a taxi to drop you off at bus stop heading back to Denizli ✔️✔️: Book a day tour to save the hassle 💰Average Price per Person: €30 /TL1125 💞Reasons to Recommend: travertine and the great theatre, Hierapolis

The Hierapolis Amphitheater is a magnificent legacy from the ancient Roman era, and it still retains its beauty. The theater was built around the 2nd century BC, and served as a center of culture and entertainment for the people of that time. 🎉✨ The amphitheater can accommodate about 20,000 people, and even now, you can't help but be amazed by the beauty and grandeur of its structure. The view from the sloping seats of the theater is truly spectacular, and you feel like you're traveling through time while feeling ancient history. 🌄🕰️ Also, the view of the limestone terraces of Pamukkale from in front of the theater is truly fantastic. The harmony of nature and artificial structures allows you to feel the ancient atmosphere. 📸💕 Experience an unforgettable historical moment at the Hierapolis Amphitheater! #Hierapolis #AncientHeritage #Amphitheater #HistoricalExploration #CulturalHeritage #Turkey #Pamukkale

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