Explore the ancient city of Perge near Antalya, renowned for its remarkable ruins, rich history, and Roman sculptures. This entrance ticket grants you access to iconic structures, monumental fountains, and the footsteps of St. Paul.
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Step back in time at the Perge Archaeological Site, one of Turkey's most significant ancient cities. Explore its impressive ruins, from the grand entrance towers to the colonnaded street, monumental fountains, and a well-preserved stadium. This site, visited by St. Paul, offers a unique glimpse into Roman urban planning and early Christian history.
Highlights:
- Roman Architecture: Admire two iconic towers, a colonnaded street, and large baths.
- Historical Significance: A key site for early Christianity, visited by St. Paul.
- Sculpture Center: Famous for its Roman sculptures, many displayed in the Antalya Museum.
- Monumental Fountains: Explore four grand fountains fed by an ancient water canal.
- Stadium: Discover one of the best-preserved ancient stadiums, seating up to 12,000 people.
Perge Ancient City
- Barbaros, Perge Yolu, 07112 Aksu/Antalya
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Full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours before the tour begins.
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