Perge

The ancient city of Perge is a significant ancient city located in Aksu district, 18 km east of Antalya. Perge, which was the capital of the Pamphylian region for a time, is a historical heritage of which many tourist attractions are of intense interest today. It believed that the Acropolis, located within the ancient city of Perge, was founded during the Bronze Age. During the Hellenistic period, the town considered among the wealthiest and most beautiful cities in the Old World. It is also the hometown of the Greek mathematician Pergeli Apollonius.

The ancient city of Perge is a city that reflects the late Classical, Hellenistic, and predominantly Roman Imperial periods to the present day. Because of the Acropolis walls, the ancient city of Perge, which is considered the most valuable source of information on ancient military architecture, has been proposed to the UNESCO World Heritage list with all its qualities.

Theatre

Theatre: The Theatre, located among the ruins of the ancient city of Perge, consists of the area where the audience seats located, the orchestra section and the stage sections. It thought that Gladiator and wild animal fights also performed in the orchestral part of the theatre in ancient times.

Stadium

Stadium: located among the stadiums of ancient cities, this stadium holds the title of being one of the stadiums that survived from ancient times to the present day.

Agora

Agora: Shops located in the central courtyard of the Agora, functions as the political and commercial center of the city.

Hellenistic Gate

Hellenistic Gate: There are three gates to the East, West, and south of the region. This gate, located in the south, is an example of the type of gateway with a courtyard. 2 BC of the Hellenistic gate. It thought to have made in centuries.

South Bath

South Bath: the South Bath, which manages to protect itself by defying history, is quite large and monumental when compared to other baths in the vicinity.