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Pick-up from the hotel and visit Perge, the place where most of the statues that are on display in Antalya Museum were unearthed. Perge is the most important antique cities of Pamphilia Region where is originally settled by the Hittites around 1500 BC. The theater stage has finely carved marble reliefs and other carvings from around the city are displayed in the stadium. Amateur archeologists will want to see the handsome city gate flanked by two lofty towers, a long colonnaded road once paved with mosaics and lined with shops, a large agora, the public baths and a gymnasium.
Then proceed to Aspendos, which has a capacity of 15,000 people and bears one of the best preserved Roman theatres in Anatolia. It is located beside the river Eurymedon (Koprucay), is renowned throughout the world for its magnificent ancient amphitheatre. The beautiful galleries of the theatre, stage decorations and most important of all the Acustic of the theatre reflects the talent of architect Zenon. Besides the theatre are temples, monumental fountain, basilica, agora, bouleuterion, stadium and aquaducts in Aspendos. The most important art is the Theatre, which has been restored by Seljuks in 13 th century A.D. but was used as a caravanserai. By Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's order, now it is being used as a museum and attracts a lot of tourists all the year round. Cultural activities and festivals are held in Aspendos every year in Summer.After visiting Aspendos, return to Antalya.
Days of Operation: Everyday
Departure Point: Hotel
Pick-up Time:8:30 am
Return Details: Tour concludes back to the hotel at approximately 1:30 pm.
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Perge and Aspendos Tour
| Days of Operation | Price Per Adult | Price Per Child |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday | 00.-EURO | 50 % |
Page Summary: Half Day Tour to Perge and Aspendos
Abstract: Perge is the most important antique cities of Pamphilia Region where is originally settled by the Hittites around 1500 BC.Then proceed to Aspendos one of the best preserved Roman theatres in Anatolia.
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