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Home / Turkey / Hierapolis 28
Just next to the travertine terraces of Pamukkale is Hierapolis, a Graeco-Roman city that was famous for its hot springs. The site includes the most ancient graveyards in Anatolia, remnants of Roman architecture and an Antique Pool where visitors can swim in the therapeutical hot springs of this ancient city.
Read more about Hierapolis Here.
A popular bathing pool with remains that are believed to be from the Temple of Apollo
A sarcophagus submerged in travertine
AJP 1508
AJP 1527
Antique pool entrance
Arch of Domitian - the main thoroughfare of Hierapolis
Basilica Bath
Basilica Baths
Coming away from the Basilica Bath
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Hierapolis Museum (near the Antique Pool) was once a Roman bath
Hierapolis Necroplis
It is believed that Cleopatra bathed in a pool here
Map of Hierapolis
Northern necropolis