Pamukkale - hierapolis

The Pamukkale site originated at the top of a cliff by the deposition sources responsible for calcite. This created a mineral landscape of petrified waterfalls and a series of terraced basins. What gave him the name of Pamukkale, "Cotton Castle." Its sources have fueled the Greco-Roman site of Hierapolis. Even today, its sources feed the current baths. This site is classified by UNESCO.

Hierapolis is an exceptional site of a Greco-Roman thermal unit installed on an extraordinary natural site as Pamukkale. Besides, before arriving at the site, the resorts offer the possibility of bathing in the hot springs, where pools are managed. The archaeological site contains the ruins of the baths, temples and other Greek monuments. This is the dynasty Attalids Pergamon kings who established the thermal spa of Hierapolis. The necropolis that stretches more than 2 kilometers presents a vast panorama of the funerary practices of the Greco-Roman era. This site is classified by UNESCO.