Pamukkale Tour

We prepared this tour for those who want to spend all their time just in the beautiful Pamukkale (cotton castle) and in the old city next to it (Hierápolis)

Tour Plan

Your guide picks you up from your hotel. A journey of almost 3 hours to Pamukkale. Entering through the South gate, we visit the ancient city of Hierapolis where Epictetus was born, who was a Greek philosopher of the Stoic school, and the natural pools formed by lime over thousands of years of Pamukkale, “Cotton Castle”. Lunch in an hour a little late because of the time that will be spent in Pamukkale. Back to the hotel.  

Pamukkale – Afrodisias Tour

On this tour, we visit one of Turkey’s best known natural beauties called “cotton castle” and an ancient city next to it(hierapolis). and a hidden gem, very beautiful city of Aphrodisias.

Tour Plan

Your guide will pick you up from your hotel. A journey of almost 3 hours to Pamukkale. Entering through the South gate, we visit the ancient city of Hierapolis where Epictetus was born, who was a Greek philosopher of the Stoic school, and the natural pools formed by lime over thousands of years of Pamukkale, “Cotton Castle”. Lunch. The second and last stop of the day is the city of Aphrodite, Aphrodisias. Thanks to the nearby quarries, a famous sculpture school was born in the city in Roman times. We visit an old stadium with the capacity of 30,000 people almost totally complete, the Tetrapylon which is one of the most beautiful structures in the city and an agora with its amazing pool. Back to the hotel.  

 Pamukkale – Laodicea Tour

On this tour, we will visit one of the most well-known natural beauty in Turkey, called “ Pamukkale” (cotton castle) and an ancient city next to it (Hierápolis). We will also visit another ancient city of Laodicea, it was one of the seven churches of the Apocalypse.

Tour Plan

Your guide will pick you up from your hotel. A journey of almost 3 hours to Pamukkale. Entering through the South gate, we visit the ancient city of Hierapolis where Epictetus was born, who was a Greek philosopher of the Stoic school, and the natural pools formed by lime over thousands of years of Pamukkale, “Cotton Castle”. Lunch. In the afternoon, we visit the ancient city of Laodicea famous for its wealth in ancient times. The city is mentioned in the Bible in Revelation as the last church “The Lukewarm Church”. We visit the Roman church built just after the Edict of Milan (313 AD) that gave Christians the right to practice their religion, the street of Syria, two ancient theaters and the ancient agora.