This is my second visit to this site. Many believe that in just a few years, this site my rival Ephesus. It's amazing to have an ancient site with TWO theaters! I wish there were strategic rest places.

Wonderful site but the welcome centre or shop has prohibitive prices like the entrance fees as well. One star deducted for that. This is a site worth visiting as most tourists go to Hierapolis/Pemukkale travertine site. The site is currently continuing the renovation and discovery of further parts of the city. A wonderful walk in the history but bring you own water or be prepared to be paying premium price for water or beverages.

Laodicea is a great place for a stroll through the ancient city: spacious ruins, an impressive amphitheater, and beautiful mosaics. Few tourists, so you can explore in peace. Bring comfortable shoes, water, and a hat—it's hot in the summer. Half a day is enough for exploring, I recommend it. Turtles are also spotted.

This place is absolutely a must see if your in the area. Its huge and so many great spots for pictures. You can view mosaic floors and a huge painted wall. So many columns and tge views from the hill into the valley are amazing.

This ancient city is absolutely amazing! Entrance was 12 euro per person. I believe it is well worth the fee. There is so much to see. You have freedom to walk around an explore as much as you want to.

✨ Laodikeia Ancient City is an incredible place where history truly comes alive! The ruins are remarkably well-preserved — from the grand theater to the detailed mosaics, every corner reflects the city’s glorious past. 🏛️ It’s peaceful, spacious, and beautifully restored, with clear information boards and breathtaking views over Denizli. 🌿⛰️ The visit was smooth, there was no waiting time at the entrance, and the staff was kind and helpful. Definitely worth seeing for anyone who loves archaeology and ancient civilizations! 💫📸

Not very busy. Lots of walking and ruins to see. The Basilica is very interesting (and is covered from the sun). There are no trees, wear a hat.

I loved the warm water mixed with the cold water, however I thought that the rocks were slippery and pointy. I recommend wearing socks while walking on the hot spring.

Expensive for foreigners but nearly free for locals, which is fair i think. Still totally worth it. Great day out.

Apparently, €30 isn’t enough for just two pools and an amphitheater. They’ll sneak in an extra €10 charge for some cheap, ugly earphones, presented as if they’re doing you a favor, without even telling you you’ve already been billed... How evil is that? (If this happens to you, don’t let it slide. Insist on a refund, they’ll give it back if you push.) Also the place looks beautiful only in the pictures, totally not worth it.

Beautiful natural park (without entrance fee) near the travertines of Pamukkale. It's a nice place to relax and watch the sunset.

this is a park at the foot of the travertines. In the park there is a small pond where ducks swim, and there is also a cafe where you can drink coffee. excellent view of the travertines from below. you can walk around the park, as well as ride catamarans for 40 lire.

One of the best places in Turkey! Although not as famous as other destinations, its surely as stunning as the rest, if not more! The park itself is breathtaking. Unlike anything I've ever seen. Its taken really good care of. You have to take of your shoes and socks and walk barefoot up the 'cotton' mountain. But be aware, its not really cotton check the photos im uploading. The floor is very rough and at some points painful to step on, but thats the beauty of the place. Its so Natural and untouched. The water is remarkable as well. I went in early November and the weather was perfect. Many paragliding companies offer trip over the beautiful city to enhance the experience as well. Would highly recommend paragliding over the city. Also great ruins behind the mountain to see.

It’s not a huge park but tiny, quiet and good to take a walk around the pond. There’s one island in the middle of the pond, many geese take a rest there. Rent a duck boat is 6TL for 10mins. It was nice! 👍🏼🦆

We were attending this attraction on Saturday, 11 o'clock. It took us 3.5 hours to get there from Fethiye so we couldn't make it earlier and we were ready to see many people inside , even though it wasn't high season anymore. You make a big circle on the car to get to the official parking lot, pay 120 tl for parking and then get through the gates. In October 2025 1 ticket costs 30 Euro and you pay in liras. Then you start your journey using a golf car or walking The territory is huge. At first, you walk through the ancient city and it takes you around 20 minutes to get to the travertines. There are not many people around, they are all chilling at the pools. There's a beautiful garden and mountains around your way, many benches and tables for the picnic which is really nice. You can also visit the museum and the ancient theatre. The travertines are very beautiful in the sunlight. Not all of them are filled with water but you can still take great pictures Some people get deep down so they are alone in the bigger area, all of the tourists are concentrated on top of the pools. You need to take of the shoes to get there, the stones can be slippery but the water is pretty warm. The views around are breathtaking! You can also enjoy your time at the cafes right next to the travertines and get some snacks. So I'd say it was worth visiting once in the life time (in the sunny weather and preferably earlier on the weekday) however the entrance fee is very high and I'm not sure it's equivalent to the experience you get

Pamukkale is impressive from the first step. The snow-white terraces and azure pools look almost unreal, like a natural chalk castle. Hiking trails allow you to get close to the cascades; the water is warm and pleasantly tickles your feet. There are many tourists, so peaceful photos are rare-arrive early in the morning or late in the evening. There's an entrance fee, and some terraces are closed for conservation, but the overall view is breathtaking. Nearby Hierapolis boasts a well-preserved Roman amphitheater it's worth a visit. Bring comfortable shoes, a swimsuit, and water; don't leave litter and respect the securit rules. I highly recommend it it's one of those places that's easier to experience than to describe.

It is an amazing natural formation by accumulating minerals from the flowing hot spring water. There is a dedicated section where tourists can experience travertine and hot spring water under their feet. It is required to enter the travertine area without shoes and socks. There is a self serve cafeteria. There are always a huge number of tourists visiting it. Considering that there is an entry fee, the authority could increase the number of WC facilities.

A magical place for me! The real experience of walking barefoot (like most) or with some bathing shoes in this white marvel is bar none. Even though there is a lot of water, I found the surfaces to be not slippery at all. You can spend a few hours just running around the hill. Enterprise of €30 is a bit steep.

We entered through the South Gate, which is the closest entrance to the travertines. If you’re visiting with children, elderly people, or anyone with walking difficulties, it’s better to take a buggy car — tickets for it are available right after the ticket check. The amphitheatre is a bit uphill, but worth the short climb. Many of the travertine pools had water during our visit, and all the main attractions — the travertines, ancient amphitheatre, Cleopatra Pool, and other monuments — are located within the same area. Unfortunately, the Cleopatra Pool was closed for renovation when we visited. Please note that the entry gate opens only at 8 a.m. We arrived at 6:30 a.m. but were told that even the parking area gates would open only at 8 a.m. We still got to enjoy watching the hot air balloons take off around 6:30 a.m. from outside the gate, which was a beautiful experience.

Very beautiful place. Very interesting. It is better to come with short clothes or a swimsuit. It's just a shame that it's so expensive for tourists. For tourists 30 euros and for Turks 4 euros. At the checkout they are trying to sell headphones For 10 euros. That they don't need them at all.

It’s definitely an attraction worth visiting, but I don’t feel the €30 entrance fee is justified. The place is rich in history and the audio guide shares fascinating stories from the past, making it a wonderful site to learn from. Still, the price feels a bit too high. I hope the government could consider lowering the entrance fee or at least offering discounted rates for groups. The colors give the impression of being painted, and uncovering the history behind them makes the experience truly engaging.

Great day out, very pretty and amazing sight. The salt was a bit hard on your feet at times as you can't wear shoes until you get to the top. It was nice to paddle in the pools.

We enjoyed ourselves and it was very informative. The ruins are cool especially the reconstructions but also just lots of columns and carving laying about. The museum was also very good. It was hot but there are numerous fountains and shady benches and picnic tables, cafe prices are relatively reasonable considering.

Beautiful site, but frustrating experience Hierapolis is stunning, with incredible ancient ruins and breathtaking views. However, the visitor experience could be much better. They charge $10 for Bluetooth headphones, but you can’t even use them during the tour, which feels misleading. While the history and scenery are worth seeing, the management of tours and extra charges leaves a lot to be desired.

If you love going back in time to see how the ancient people lived, then this is a must see place. The amphitheater is mind blowing and breathe taking. This was a city that had Roman influence and the artifacts and carving were mind boggling.

Completely bad ass. Mega old city up on a hill. The tomb of Philip the Apostle, BTW it's empty. Calcium pools at sunrise, i cut my foot in there. Balloons at sunrise...way cool. Oh and the Gates of Hell. You can't go in there because, yep, you'll die. WOO HOO!!!

It's a quiet good place but to much people and looks kinda artificial. Not enough water and it could be very hot in a sunny day. And in the entrance they try to scam you. They'll give you 30 euro tickets then will charge like 40 euros and won't even ask if you wanna pay or not I just realized it because I was paying for few people and the money it deducted was like insane then I asked them why have I been charged extra they said that they gave me a headphone that I never asked for then somehow I managed to return the head phone and get refunded but I bet 90% of people who are paying by a card won't even notice

Nice place to see some history, be prepared to walk and get lots of sun. Has some cafes for food and drink Be aware that if you want to walk down you need to go barefoot. Otherwise you're taking one of the roads back down (long way). There is parking even outside the lot along the road and some other places for free.

Visited in June 2023. It is a well-preserved archaeological site with history dating 2nd Century BC. It receives lots of tourists. The site boosts other sites like the pumukkele and the ancient pool.

Hierapolis Archaeological Museum | This museum is housed in the ancient Roman Bath structure within the Hierapolis archaeological site, making it not only a place to see artifacts but also an artifact itself. The restored bath complex displays impressive collections of statues, sarcophagi, and decorative reliefs excavated from Hierapolis and nearby Laodicea, Colossae, and Tripolis. The well-preserved sculptures from the Roman and Hellenistic periods provide a powerful glimpse into the life and art of this ancient region. If you're already visiting the travertines or Apostle Philip’s tomb, this museum is absolutely worth a stop. The museum does not require a separate ticket—it is included in the general entrance fee for Hierapolis and Pamukkale. #HierapolisMuseum #RomanBath #AncientSculptures #PamukkaleTravel

This Museum is also part of the city, a great place to explore. It is located inside an old Roman bath building, which makes the experience even more special. The museum has a rich collection of ancient statues, sarcophagi, coins, and other artifacts from the Roman and Byzantine periods, take a look at uploading. Everything is well organized and easy to understand. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful, no one allowed to speak up, and the view around the museum is also beautiful. Of course a must-visit for anyone interested in history and ancient cultures.

Hierapolis Archaeological Museum – A hidden gem where history comes alive! 🏛️✨ After exploring the ancient city of Hierapolis and the surreal Pamukkale terraces, I stepped into the Hierapolis Archaeological Museum — and it turned out to be one of the most rewarding parts of the visit. The museum is housed inside the beautifully restored Roman bath complex, which gives it an authentic and atmospheric setting. You can almost feel the echoes of ancient times as you walk through the halls. The collection is truly impressive — Roman sarcophagi, statues of gods and emperors, intricate reliefs, coins, and everyday artifacts all beautifully displayed. My favorite section was the hall of marble sculptures, where the craftsmanship and preservation are extraordinary. The artifacts found in Hierapolis, Laodicea, and Aphrodisias are showcased with clear explanations in both Turkish and English. It’s a small museum, but very well-curated — calm, educational, and air-conditioned (a welcome break after walking in the sun!). The view from the museum grounds over the travertines is another bonus — peaceful and photogenic. 🏺 Travel Info & Tips 📍 Location: Inside the Hierapolis archaeological site, right near the Antique Pool (Cleopatra’s Pool). Entry is included in your Pamukkale/Hierapolis ticket. 🕐 Opening Hours: Usually open every day, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM (may vary seasonally). 💰 Entry Fee: Free with your Hierapolis-Pamukkale ticket (no separate charge). 🕰️ Best Time to Visit: Late morning or afternoon, when the sun is strongest outside — perfect time to cool off indoors and learn about what you’ve just seen among the ruins. ⚠️ Precautions: Don’t rush — even though it’s small, every room has fascinating details. Photography is allowed, but avoid flash. Bring water — the walk from the ruins or travertines to the museum can be warm. 🚫 Things to Avoid: Don’t skip it thinking it’s “just another museum.” It completes the story of Hierapolis and makes the ruins more meaningful. Avoid visiting too close to closing time — you’ll want at least 45 minutes to appreciate it fully. ✨ Overall: The Hierapolis Archaeological Museum is a must-see for anyone visiting Pamukkale. It’s not just a collection of artifacts — it’s a window into the grandeur of the ancient world. The combination of history, architecture, and peaceful atmosphere makes it a perfect finale after exploring the ruins. A compact yet captivating museum that brings Hierapolis to life — beautifully preserved, thoughtfully displayed, and deeply inspiring. 🏺🌿

Really got inspired and admired by seeing the historic monuments and sculptures which were built perfectly in the old centuries without much technology. Also appreciated that they are still protected by the Archeological department. The museum inside is well maintained and created facilities for the tourists to explore this beautiful ancient Greek-Roman city. A must visit place for history and heritage seekers. Buggy car service is available at the entrance with an affordable ticket.

This is a small museum located inside the City of Hierapolis. It isivated inside one of the ancient bath houses. It has several artefacts from the Greek-Roman period. There are only a few rooms and can be covered in 30 mins. Guide is not required as descriptions are present with artefacts.

Small but wonderful collection of ruins!!

Cleopatra pool is under renovation and the fence around it doesn’t let you even see inside. Also, the travertine pools are nearly all drained. There are 3 hidden ones you can wade in but don’t expect much for pictures. That being said the ruins are quite impressive and the museum is well done.

Just a few steps from the travertine terraces, this peaceful park is full of ancient ruins, shady trees, and calm paths to wander. It’s a great place to rest after soaking in the thermal waters and feel the layers of history all around you. ➕ Scattered Roman ruins and old stonework Quiet, green space away from the crowds Beautiful photo spots and benches to relax ➖ Not much signage or information ❤️: Worth a stroll if you’re already in Pamukkale — history and nature in one calm corner.

Well worth the visit and remember to bring swimming clothes. The water is warm around 28°C and I would set aside about 1 to 2 hours. They also have the food court in the same vicinity so grabbing a bite to eat and getting something to drink is a recommendation. The earlier you arrive the better and avoiding the late morning to afternoon rush is the way to go.

One of the must visit places to experience if you go to Hierapolis...this Antique pool is known to have Thermal water with minerals which is good for your body...Honestly it is an experience worth to have.. The pool is so relaxing with warm water but be careful of the big rocks inside the pool, when you swim or walk inside the pool. The water is not very deep and you can relaxing by sitting on the big rocks. Cafe, Toilets, Lockers, shower and changing places are available by the pool. Overall very good experience.

Visited Pamukkale 5th March 25. Really disappointed S & S travel by the Orange Bazzar Lara Beach didn't tell us that the Cleopatra pool had been closed since January 25. Also there are only 3 little water filled pools on the travetines as the images you see online are either very old photo shopped as the area now looks nothing like any photos. I will say however the Hierapolis are as shown online images and pretty impressive. The tour guide lifted up a wooden pallet that had been placed over part of an open aqueduct, this was the only bit of water that you could touch that was warm. The water in the 3 pools on the travetines was just above the ankles and was probably from the recent down pour of rain it was freezing cold. If you like ancient Roman ruins its worth going. If you want to see beautiful filled travetine pools don't bother they no longer exist

The pools are closed and dry of water, the lady in the entrance she will till you 30 euro, and once u try to pay with card she will add 10 euro without telling you. So basically scamming you. Luckily for me I checked before tapping my card. It’s just some old stones that they call it history.

The pool is closed while a new structure is built around it. The guards told us that the pool would re-open in October 2025.

The Hierapolis Ancient Theater is truly impressive — one of the main highlights when visiting Pamukkale. It’s amazingly well-preserved and gives you a glimpse into how massive and grand the performances must have been back in ancient times. Built during the Roman period, it could seat thousands of people and was used for plays, music, and even gladiator shows. Most visitors online call it a must-see, and I’d agree. I came here as part of a tour group, so I didn’t take any local guide, but the tour provided enough info to appreciate the site. You can take a buggy to the top for around USD 50, but honestly, it’s not worth it — walking is much better and gives you time to enjoy the scenery. But if you cant walk then you'll need to take it then. There’s a WC available nearby, but the ladies’ WC tends to get crowded. Around the Cotton Castle area, there are a few shops and cafés, but prices are on the higher side. It gets quite hot here, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and some water. Overall, it’s a great experience and definitely worth the walk!

Hierapolis is an absolutely phenomenal historical site that truly stands out! Its uniqueness lies in the seamless blend of ancient Roman ruins with the breathtaking natural wonder of Pamukkale's white travertines. Walking through the vast necropolis, the incredibly well-preserved theater, and the ancient baths, you can almost hear the echoes of past civilizations. The atmosphere is profoundly serene and awe-inspiring, especially as the sun casts long shadows over the ruins. And the views? Simply unforgettable! The panoramic vistas of the "Cotton Castle" combined with the sprawling ancient city are a photographer's dream. A must-visit for any history or nature enthusiast!

The Hierapolis Ancient Theatre is one of the most stunning and well-preserved Roman theatres in Turkey. Sitting high above Pamukkale, it offers not only an incredible glimpse into history but also breathtaking views of the travertine terraces and valley below. The scale of the theatre is impressive, with seating for thousands, and the decorative details on the stage area are still visible despite centuries of wear. Walking through the steps and standing at the top gives you a true sense of how grand performances must have felt here. Be prepared for a bit of a climb from the main site—it’s uphill, but absolutely worth it once you see the theatre in full. I recommend visiting early in the morning or later in the evening when the crowds thin out. If you’re already visiting Pamukkale, don’t miss this highlight—it’s the crown jewel of Hierapolis and a must-see for history lovers and photographers alike.

The ancient theater of Hierapolis in Pamukkale impresses with its scale and state of preservation: the steps and stage are well preserved, and the acoustics are truly outstanding—even a quiet voice can be heard throughout the amphitheater. The upper tiers offer excellent views of the ruins and the valley. I recommend visiting early in the morning or at sunset to avoid the heat and capture the soft light for photos. Be sure to bring water and comfortable shoes, as the stone steps are slippery. A must-see for history buffs: the combination of architecture and setting makes this place unforgettable.

The Hierapolis Ancient Theatre, built in the 2nd century AD, is a grand Roman structure seating over 12,000 people. It features beautifully preserved carvings and stunning views over Pamukkale’s white terraces.

This is an ancient Greek theatre. The theatre is well preserved. It is large and built of stones. You can walk on the stairs and enjoy the view. A guide is recommended to understand about this place. A must visit spot in Hierapolis.

Stage area reconstruction is impressive and the overall steepness of the seating area is cool. Definitely worth the walk.

Marvellous natural formation. It is the second Pamukkale but in the cave. The road is terrible, it is not part of museum card. The stairs are under water so be prepared.

This is a cool cave to explore! Not very large but very interesting. We took our shoes off to walk because the path is flooded. Next to the cave is a public park with playground, picnic area and a lovely swimming pool with fresh water flowing through it. And clean toilet too!

Cool place to visit if you are driving near by. It is like mini Pamukkale under the ground. It is worth going in with swimming shoes or beach shoes as the cave ground is full of water. There is a big parking lot and the parking is included to the price. The site itself is small, it doesn’t take long to see the cave. There is a pool outdoors where you can swim. It was filled with kids mainly. There are changing rooms and showers that are free of charge. There are no sun beds by the pool therefore not comfortable to stay longer by the pool. In one of the water sources there are lots of many turtles 🐢

The cave is said to be more than 2.5 million years old, 190 meters long, and 14 meters deep. It is indeed a geological wonder and is definitely worth visiting if published photos are of interest to you. However, in this review, I will not focus on the technical aspects of the cave since these can be found on the internet. I will rather focus on points that the visitor needs to know before he comes, so please take consideration of the bullets below. 1. The cave is about a 45-minute drive from Pamukkale by car and is not close to any other tourist attraction site. You pay at the entrance (not sure if the Müze Kart option is admissible here) and they let you take your car inside where a decent parking lot is available. It can accommodate buses too. 2. When I went in May 2025, toilets were still unfinished (under construction), so I expect they will be ready in a couple of months. Until then, toilets in petrol stations on your way are a must if you’re “in distress”. 3. As soon as you park and get out of your car, you start to smell a bad odor, very much similar to that of rotten eggs or sewers. I first thought that the odor is coming from a nearby open sewage manhole but, instead of decreasing as I moved towards the cave entrance, it increased. It turned out that the smell is emitted from the cave and (as I discovered later) it is due to the Sulphur-based chemical composition of the water inside. The severity of the smell is not to be underestimated. To me, it was striking and made me cut my visit short. If you have breathing problems or are an odor-sensitive person, don’t come. Note that the vapors inside the cave do not represent a hazard to a healthy person. Just repelling. 4. The wooden/concrete stairs running into the depth of the cave are slippery and the water runs over them with abundance. The water and the slipping risk necessitate wearing suitable shoes before coming: waterproof up to the ankle and slip resistant. Some people in other reviews recommended wearing flip-flops but I’m strongly against that. Flip-flops are extremely slippery. 5. If you suffer from knee issues you might face difficulties. Though handrails are available, the height & span of the stair treads are irregular. 6. There are bats in the cave, a lot of bats, but seemingly harmless. Hope my review was helpful. Enjoy your visit.

Small compared to some famous cave systems. But the travertine is lively. It was very cheap to get in and we had it almost to ourselves. Definitely worth a visit

Amazing cave. The size is small, it takes maximum 5 mins to walk around + photos 10 min. In summer time they have a pool with thermal water, in winter the pool is empty. On the territory there are a toilet and a small shop where you can buy sweets and drinks.

This is a well preserved cave located in Denizli, Turkey. It is a short and easy hike to the cave entrance, and the cave itself is not very large, but it is still a beautiful sight to see. The natural water that flows through the cave is a beautiful turquoise color, and the cave walls are covered in stunning travertine formations. The cave is open to visitors for a small fee, and the hike to the entrance is only about 10 minutes long. Once you reach the cave, you can walk through the main chamber and admire the natural beauty of the cave. There are also a few small side chambers that you can explore. The cave is not very large, so you can easily see it all in about 30 minutes. However, the short visit is well worth it for the chance to see such a beautiful natural wonder.

Blaundus is a city founded during the Hellenistic period. Located on the top of a hill, it is a pleasant place with a great view and a breeze. However, please be careful as the road is not paved for the last 2km. It is possible to learn more about Blaundus at the Usak Museum Exhibit.

They were trying to improve public access and entrance during our visit. Not too much to see but worthwhile if passing by and not time limited.

Amazing place I cannot explain my feelings when. I was there, There is magic from those Old stones just sit and close your eyes and try to match your soul with Old souls from there, try to image how the life was there in the Old time, how many people were there, and now you are part of that, one of them, I recommended and I will go back again for sure.

Not so many things to see compared to other places in this area but still views are impressive and worth a short stop!

So this is a little out of the way. But, if you are near by and have a spare hour, then take the drive to this 'live' archaeological site. The iconic gate and three monuments are the only things really standing, but information boards (English and Turkish) explain detail about this military city.

Spectacular location over a gorge, but there is not much left from the antique city. Its remoteness and its wild feel, makes a visit worthwile

Under excavation.... Not much to see but nice sceneric beauty.

Free and incredible place. Don’t eat in the restaurant, 10€ And the hamburger was bad and the potatoes too

Google drive took us here via road under construction. Luckily still managed to enter the area. Feedback given to Google. The glass viewing platform cost 10TL per person but you can actually walk down around the restaurant to get a very good view as well. The carpet shop gave us some good bargain.

It's a great place, that I want to visit again, there is a great canyon there looks like perfect for camping and hiking around, so calm so clear co beautiful, just mountains and nature sounds, it's a great place for relax and refreshing, I'm surly recommended to you guys ❤️ someoneski_

Amazing views.🌞 This Canyon_ about 10 million years_ was the Lake. Near Izmir. About 2 hours by car. Enter _ 10 tl. Little wind. I am living in Izmir, what is why_ good excursion for me.

Amazing view of great canyon. 10TL for glass view. But there’s free view point at side. The shops sell carpets and souvenirs at affordable price.

Great place, cool views, lots of stores

Extremly nice, would recommend to everyone. They have also this upside down house, and nice places to eat food. Something completely different from what we see in europe

You can walk a wooden path and then in a canyon along the river to Pepuza. Spring is very nice here.

Cilandiras Bridge is an ancient bridge. Feeling is nice to be there.

The bridge itself is very pretty and an interesting historical monument, but the tourist circus around it ruins it, as with any place like this in Turkey. Picnic area, shop, cafe concrete pavements and walkways everywhere, a hydro plant, and of course the whole place is strewn and clogged with litter, because Turkish people apparently love their country but only in theory. Don't bother

My second time here is the place still has a good feel about it. A little more rubbish laying around this time, something that has not been pushed in Turkey "take your rubbish home with you". The hydro electric plant is still running strong, this time the guys looking after it allowed me to have look around the plant, old but still a well functioning setup.

It's not a wow place , I felt disappointed, maybe because of crowded, and again you can not take photos in peace, the place not like you see in pictures, it's normal beautiful but with those kind of coffees near it and parking also, so not that much like I se3 from others photos

Nice place to visit

Very nice place to visit and have a great day with family and friends

Small city, small Museum but; I did not know about the many features of the city of Uşak until I visited the City History Museum. The first plate bicycle, the first electric generator, winged brooch ... Especially the ruins of the Aegean civilizations are now exhibited outside the museum. If I have the opportunity, I will go again.

One can see and get to know how the economy, education, daily life and agriculture etc of the city in old days. Museums are very useful institutions and they are working as bridges between today and the history. Highly Recommended.

It's about Usak City History after 1923. Uşak's Football, politics, technology histories artifacts are at the Museum.

Very beautiful and clean place. This was the first electric central. Now it’s showing how much the city had grown. Movie projector- Philips...

Very well-developed and organized city history museum. Perfect for kids, families, and singles. The staff is very friendly. You can chat with them and learn more about the city. I strongly recommend.

It's small museum u can finished it in 20 minutes shows you the growth of uşak

Zuper

Nice pit stop place for travelers. You can try local delicious foods like: Lokum, sucuk

Best shopping mall through the road between İzmir and Ankara

Nice but open to the sky

A nice open shopping mall..

Very nice place to shopping

Very nice

Not Enough Parking Space

A wanderfull lake about to vanish.

super

(Translated by Google) It was a place I was very curious about. Finally I saw it. A wonderful nature view. Strolling around the lake in a rowboat. You can pay a discounted fee if 3-4 people come together. I recommend you to visit in the cool hours of the morning. (Original) Çok merak ettiğim bir yerdi.sonunda gördüm. Harika bir doğa manzarası.sandal içinde gölde gezinti.3-4 kişi birleşerek ücreti indirimli odeyebiliyorsunuz.sabah serin saatlerde gezmenizi tavsiye ederim.

(Translated by Google) First of all, ignore the seemingly current comment written by the local guide. Based on that comment, we traveled for 1.5 hours, thinking that the boat tour or something had been done the day before, but it was a complete disappointment. According to the statement, boat tours can only be done during limited periods, so evaluate your trip considering that you may not be able to find any boat tours until June. (Original) Öncelikle yerel rehberin yazmış olduğu güncel gibi gözüken yorumu dikkate almayın. O yoruma göre giderek, sanki tekne turu filan bir gün önceki gün yapılmış diye düşünerek 1.5 saat yol gittik ancak tam bir hüsrandı. Belirtilene göre artık tekne turları ancak kısıtlı dönemde yapılabiliyormuş, hazirana kadar herhangi bir tekne turu bulamayabileceğinizi düşünerek gezinizi değerlendirin.

(Translated by Google) The lake was big and there was no pleasant smell, but there were many flies. When the lake water decreased and receded due to the season, the view at the bottom of the trees became very pleasant and mysterious. It is a lake worth visiting, but they have polluted and damaged the environment a lot. Please be respectful of nature and the environment. (Original) Göl büyük ve güzel koku yoktu ama sinek çoktu mevsimden dolayı göl suyu azalıp geri çekilince ağaç diplerindeki görüntü çok hoş ve esrarengiz olmuş. Gidip görülmesi gereken bir göl ama çevreyi çok kirletip zarar vermişler . Lütfen doğaya ve çevreye saygılı olun.

(Translated by Google) Işıklı Lake is very popular for the water lily flowers that cover the water surface in June and July and for boat tours to observe them. Işıklı Lake is a shallow lake, the deepest part of which is only 3 meters. It also forms one of the sources of the Büyük Menderes River. Although it is known for its water lily flowers, it hosts a significant number of bird species. For this reason, it has been included in the Class A wetlands class by the "International Ramsar Convention". In order to best observe the lotus flowers and take part in suitable boat tours, it is necessary to write "Beydilli Işıklı Lake" in the navigation. The road takes you to Çivril-Beydilli Village and from there to the lake shore where the boats depart. WHEN TO GO The most intense period when lotus flowers bloom in Işıklı Lake is June and July. Anyway, boat tours start at the beginning of June. The time period when water lilies bloom during the day is between 10.00 in the morning and 16.00-17.00 in the afternoon. Then the flowers start to close. So you should time your visit at these times. If possible, you should go on a weekday. Because tours can be organized in groups on weekends and there may be a queue for the boats. (Original) Işıklı Gölü Haziran ve Temmuz aylarında su yüzeyini kaplayan nilüfer çiçekleri ve bunları gözlemlemek amacıyla yapılan tekne turlarıyla oldukça popüler. Işıklı Gölü en derin yeri 3 metreyi ancak bulan sığ bir göl.Aynı zamanda Büyük Menderes Nehri’nin kaynaklarından birini de oluşturuyor. Nilüfer çiçekleriyle anılıyor olsa da önemli sayıda kuş türüne ev sahipliği yapıyor. Bu nedenle “Uluslararası Ramsar Sözleşmesi” ile A sınıfı sulak alanlar sınıfına dahil edilmiş. Nilüfer çiçeklerini en iyi gözlemlemek ve uygun tekne turlarına dahil olabilmek için navigasyona “Beydilli Işıklı Gölü” yazmak gerekiyor. Yol sizi Çivril-Beydilli Köyüne , oradan da teknelerin kalktığı göl kıyısına kadar götürüyor. NE ZAMAN GİDİLMELİ Işıklı Gölü’nde nilüfer çiçeklerinin en yoğun açtığı dönem Haziran ve Temmuz ayları. Zaten tekne turları da Haziran ayı başında başlatılıyor. Gün içinde nilüferlerin çiçeklendiği zaman dilimi sabah 10.00 ile öğleden sonra saat 16.00-17.00 ye kadar. Sonra çiçekler kapanmaya başlıyor. Yani ziyaretinizi bu saatlere denk getirmelisiniz. Bir de mümkünse hafta içi gidilmeli. Zira hafta sonlarında gruplar halinde turlar düzenlenebiliyor ve tekneler için sıra beklenebiliyor.

(Translated by Google) First of all, let me say this, do not use this location. The road is very bad and you cannot reach the lake. Follow the signs saying boat tour. There is no visual feast this season. I think it would be nice around May. (Original) İlk olarak şunu belirteyim, sakın bu konumu kullanmayın. Hem yol çok kötü, hem göle ulaşamıyorsunuz. Tekne turu yazan tabelaları takip edin. Bu mevsimde görsel şölen yok. Sanırım mayıs gibi güzel olur.

A Hidden Wonder of Turkiye! Visiting Aizanoi Ancient City in Kutahya was an unforgettable experience – this site is a true hidden treasure for history lovers and travelers seeking something extraordinary. Aizanoi combines incredible architecture, rich history, and a peaceful atmosphere that makes exploring it a unique pleasure. Spectacular Temple of Zeus The Temple of Zeus is the crown jewel of Aizanoi, and it’s one of the best-preserved Roman temples in Turkiye. Its impressive columns and detailed architecture give you a sense of its ancient grandeur, and standing before it is a truly humbling experience. Walking around and through the temple, you can almost feel the weight of history in its stones. Ancient Theater and Stadium Another highlight of Aizanoi is the rare combination of a theater and stadium built side by side. The theater’s stone seats are still in fantastic condition, and imagining ancient events taking place there is easy. The stadium next door is equally impressive and offers panoramic views, making it a dream for photography and exploration. Peaceful Atmosphere and Natural Beauty Set in a tranquil area along the Penkalas River, Aizanoi feels like a peaceful retreat. It’s much less crowded than other ancient sites in Turkiye, which lets you explore at your own pace. Surrounded by nature, it’s easy to spend hours here, taking in both the beauty of the ruins and the quiet, scenic environment. Aizanoi Ancient City is a must-see for anyone traveling to Turkiye! Its well-preserved ruins, serene setting, and unique structures make it a remarkable experience that rivals more famous sites but without the crowds.

Aizanoi Ancient City Aizanoi Ancient City, located in Çavdarhisar district of Kütahya, Turkey, is an important archaeological site with a history dating back to the Phrygian, Roman and Byzantine periods. The city, where settlement began in the Phrygian region in 3000 BC, experienced its brightest age in the Roman period (2nd century BC). Aizanoi, thought to have taken its name from the mythological hero Azan, was founded around the Penkalas (Kocaçay) River. Phrygian Period: First traces of settlement in 3000 BC. Agricultural and trade center during the Phrygian period. Roman Period: Aizanoi, which came under Roman rule in the 2nd century BC, reached its peak in economic and cultural terms. Structures such as the Temple of Zeus, theater-stadium complex, agora, baths and bridges were built during this period. The city gained importance as a grain trade and religious center. Temple of Zeus: One of the best preserved Zeus temples in the world. Theatre-Stadium Complex: A unique architectural example, it could host 20,000 people at a time. Macellum: The world's first known stock exchange building. Roman Bridges: Two stone bridges still in use. It is one of the important ancient cities of Anatolia with its historical and architectural richness.

A few days ago I didn't even know this place existed! I was so overwhelmed by the size of this beautiful ancient city as I walked amongst the fallen ruins. It's absolutely incredible and it's the best preserved by far. There's a lot of exciting excavations still going on and will continue for years to come. Would love to come back again to see what else has been uncovered and restored. I could feel the energy from the past and I guess that's why I had goose bumps all over my body. I had no idea what to expect when going down the stairway to see underneath Zeus Tepmple and was abdolutely blown away with how preserved the sculptures, artefacts and inscriptions were, not to mention the aura. I feel the need to read up on the history of this ancient city and am so glad I decided to come and visit on my Birthday, August 11th. I had an amazing time here and highly recommend visiting. Allow at least 2-3 hours.

A must see in this part of Türkiye. This is the most preserved temple from the Roman empire, the temple underneath is breathtaking.

Vast area with an impressive Temple of Zeus, ruins of a bath and gymnasium and further away stadium and a theatre. The roads are now (spring 2023) under reconstruction so it is a bit confusing when you go there, but highly recommended. An old stone bridge (Penkalas Bridge) is near.

One of the most amazing Greco-Roman sites in Turkey,it s distinctively very Anatolian and differs from other sites in Turkey,Greece,Italy and the Levant. Definitely Cleanest toilets in any ancient site in Turkiye..Highly recommended...

This place lived up to its hype. Split over two locations (and separated by a river), this expansive site needs about 2 hours to do it justice. Enough parking, free with Museum Card.

Iconiq place, with nice museum newly oppened.

I was very touched. Everyone must-see

you feel the history deep in you

🇹🇷🇹🇷

Awesome

Good

Everyone needs to see.

(Translated by Google) A decent and clean place. Prices are reasonable. One of the rare places to experience Sandıklı nostalgia The services were nice. Thanks for everything (Original) Nezih ve temiz bir mekan . Fiyatları makul. Sandıklı nostaljisini yaşamak için ender mekanlardan biri Servislerde güzeldi Herşey için teşekkürler

(Translated by Google) Their toasts are delicious and there are many varieties. They have fast, reliable and friendly services. Definitely go again. (Original) Tostları çok lezzetli bol çeşit var. Hızlı servis güvenilir ve güler yüzlü hizmetleri var. Kesinlikle tekrar gidilir.

(Translated by Google) It was a place that surprised me after the toast shops we were used to. A quiet backyard, light jazz music playing in the background, delicious and affordable toasts prepared without exaggeration. We stopped by on our way back from holiday and did not regret it. (Original) Alışık olduğumuz tostculardan sonra beni şaşırtan bir yer oldu. Sakin bir arka bahçe, arka planda çalan hafif jazz muzik, abartıya kaçmadan hazırlanmış lezzetli ve uygun fiyatlı tostlar. Tatilden dönerken uğradık ve pişman olmadik

(Translated by Google) They have built a very nice place, the food is very nice and delicious ☺️ Time to relax, grab yourself some toast and a delicious cake. I recommend it to everyone! ☀️ (Original) Çok güzel bir yer yapmışlar, Yemekler çok güzel ve lezzetli oluyor ☺️ Dinlenme zamanı, kendinize bir kızarmış ekmek tost ve lezzetli bir pasta alıp Herkese tavsiye ediyorum! ☀️

(Translated by Google) Frankly, I was very happy to find such a place in Sandikli. The environment is really great. The service was also very nice. thanks. (Original) sandıklı’da böyle mekan bulduğuma çok sevindim açıkçası. ortam gerçekten süper. servis de gayet güzeldi. teşekkürler.

(Translated by Google) I drank mulberry juice for 40 TL last week. Today I drank for 50 TL. There has been a 25% increase. :(( The owner of the business stated that most of the products have increased. May God help them. (Original) Dut suyunu geçen hafta 40 TL ye içmiştim. Bugün 50 TL den içtim. % 25 zam gelmiş. :(( İşletme sahibi ürünlerin çoğuna zam geldiğini belirtti. Allah yardımcıları olsun.

(Translated by Google) TOSTMAN. The famous toast restaurant of Sandıklı, which I saw on the internet and came here out of curiosity while coming from Antalya. Even people from surrounding provinces stop by and eat; A decent, clean, small family business. Especially toastman special and Sandıklı Kumru are recommended. Prices are also affordable. The portion was large and very filling. I will come again... (Original) TOSTMAN. Antalya yolundan gelirken internetten gorup merak edip geldiğim Sandıklı'nın meşhur tostcusu. Çevre illerden bile insanlarin uğrayıp yediği ; nezih temiz kucuk bir aile işletmesi. Özellikle tostman special ve Sandıklı Kumru tavsiye olunur. Fiyatlar da uygun. Porsiyon büyüktü ve gayet doyurucu idi. Tekrar geleceğim...

We just came to see the place off season. Had a lovely time there and awesome walk.

Beautiful natural park with a lake, walking paths, domestic animals, wild horses, water birds, wild flowers. Definitely worth seeing and walking around the lake. But barbecue and amusement equipment (like lunapark) should be banned.

Very nice park for family picnic. Children and adults both will enjoy the nice swings, lake and green grounds. There are cottages as well to rent for 400 turkish lira. Nice well maintained cottages.

This awesome natural park is one of the best natural parks in Turkey. There are 10 bungalows to stay in and a lot of camping stops. There are some tracking routes. Wild horses live here. Great to see this place.

Beautiful untouched part of the country with green forests, waterfalls, a must be seen canyon (Tokalı Kanyonu), a plateau (Kocayayla) with picnic and camping facilities. Could trek as we did, bike, run, etc. and enjoy your time here to the fullest if you like nature. Go and see it if you have not yet...

Awesome place unfortunately getting too popular and people are leaving a mess behind them.

Super

Very good for rest area, free parking lots, good bathrooms, kids play area, good cafe & restaurant, ATMs, camping shop, clothes & ice-cream bar.

İ and the girls and I don't know if I can do this now if I get to work and you have a lot more time for the girls in a different size üye girişi yapmış olmalısınız çünkü bu arada bir sürü insan var mı I hope you have a lovely day and the kids are feeling a bit better soon love it when I see the weekend after the girls and I don't have to see if we could go out to the gym tomorrow if I don't know what to see if I can do

Its a big shopping center. Especially good for people who travel. You can take a break here eat, shop, drink and etc. Overall its pretty good there is lot of shops to choose

The food is horrible and expensive. I have to remember to stop coming here.

It's a good place to take a break if you're driving.There are supermarkets and other shops and a restaurant to sit and eat something.

Has big parking lots. Toilettes are clean. The restaurant is balanced price/quality I can recommend this place.

Dogs are not allowed in the mall or the restaurants around it. There are cages with padlocks outside where you can put your dog, looks clean and shaded.

This outlet is in the classy side of shopping in Turkey, don't expect the prices to be wonderfully fantastic for casual shopping, however, if you are targeting something in specific, you have higher chances of getting it cheaper here, even if it is just a few €/$. The area is clean and pleasant.

hi 👋 This place very good for having a rest after long driving also shopping with allot of different brands also walking area between the different shops i am recommended this place for short stops and really enjoy 😉

Good shopping venue & outlet by the highway. Good brands & so many great shops, grab your coffee here as well. Clean & organized

We took the stop on our way to Antalya, very nice location neat and clear and good service, ample parking space and good food to have.

Parking area is not well designed. Parking in and out is not easy due to layout of parking spots.

Nice place. Many brands available

Great location to buy cheap clothes that are brands. You probably end of staying a few hours. Your wife's weren't complain. They will say shoppers heaven. Good food options there. Alot of fast food for the kids. It's always packed.

This mosque has UNESCO status because of its wooden ceilings and beams. Beautiful

Very old and ancient mosque, beautiful design, worth a visit

Soo great, soo amazing. Wonderful. Impressive. I love this place

Honestly one of the most beautiful mosques I've ever visited in my life. From top to bottom you see wood, with beautiful carvings too. An ancient, natural feel lingers in the air, the history of worshippers coming and going is apparent. A set of creeky steps takes you to the women's section upstairs where light barely creeps through the gaps in the partition. Wudu area just outside the mosque is clean but no paper towels. A single plug socket at the front to charge your phone. Next time I will come with a better camera inshallah.

Very historic mosque which is captivating. The wooden structure is beautiful and gives a real feel of ancient times. Soulful experience

Just nice to make a time travel to the 12th century.

Very cool

Too much expensive

amazing beautifull

Nice

Wonderful

Normal

(Translated by Google) We bought products worth 3-4 thousand liras from this store for twice the price in other brands. The salesperson convinced us. We experienced the exact opposite of what the salesperson said without using the products for 1 month. He said the ears would not get hot, but they literally do not hold the heat. He said it would not stain, but it remained a complete stain. We changed the detergent, but the result was the same. We went to the store to complain, and 2 different salespersons said to apply lemon. As if we asked a question in the “did you know these” column?? We bought the latest pressure cooker, filled the pot with water below the water level and recorded it on video (I knew they would object) water was gushing out from the place where the air was released. Maybe we narrowly escaped the risk of explosion. I left the product at the store and sent an e-mail to their headquarters, they told us to contact the store (the e-mails are saved) In short, we unfortunately experienced another one of the deplorable situations of my beautiful country. I believe that the state should intervene in such workplaces with a criminal sanction as soon as possible. I am someone who defends honesty and justice, I am not someone who will disturb anyone's peace and tell lies in such a simple situation. In short, the 24 thousand lira shopping I made from the Afyonkarahisar Parkafyon Korkumaz Çelik store in 2025 turned into garbage. There is no one standing behind it. I will not buy even a teaspoon from now on. My advice to store customers who read my comment The products you buy may not be like mine, but think not twice but 3 times when shopping (Original) Başka markalarda 3-4 bin liralık ürünü bu mağazadan iki katı civarında aldık. Satış elemanı ikna etti bizi. Ürünleri 1 ay kullanmadan satış elamanın söylediklerinin tamamen tersini yaşadık. Kulağları ısınmaz dedi sıcaktan tutulmuyor resmen. Leke yapmaz dedi full leke kalıyor. Deterjanı değiştik sonuç aynı. Mağazaya şikayete gittik 2 farklı satış elemanı da limon sürün diyor. Sanki “bunları biliyor muydunuz köşesine soru sorduk ?? Son çıkan düdüklü tencereyi almıştık tencere su seviyesinin altında su doldurduk ve bunu video kaydına aldık (itiraz edeceklerini biliyordum) hava boşaltılan yerden bildiğin su fışkırıyordu. Belki patlama tehlikesinden ucuz kurtulduk. Ürünü mağazaya bıraktım ve genel merkezlerine Mail attık bize mağazayla iletişim kurun diyorlar (mailler kayıtlı duruyor) Kısacası güzel ülkemin içler acısı hallerinden birini daha yaşadık maalesef. Bir an önce devletin bu tarz işyerlerine cezai bir yaptırımla müdahale etmesi gerektiğine inanıyorum. Ben dürüstlüğü ve adaleti savunan birisiyim öyle basit bir durumda kimsenin huzurunu bozacak yalan konuşacak biri değilim Özet olarak Afyonkarahisar parkafyon korkmaz Çelik mağazasından 2025 yılında yaptığım 24 bin liralık alışveriş çöp oldu. Arkasında duran falan yok. Bundan sonra bir çay kaşığı bile almam. Yorumu okuyan mağaza müşterilerine tavsiyem Sizin aldığınız ürünler benimkiler gibi olmayabilir ancak 2 değil 3 kez düşünün alışveriş yaparken

(Translated by Google) Park in Afyon There is a sufficient variety of materials There are all kinds of dowry items and daily use items for ladies. (Original) Park afyon içinde Yeterli malzeme çeşiti var Çeyiz eşyası ve günlük kullanım için bayanlar için her türlü eşya vardır

(Translated by Google) Directions are weak. Searching for the Phrygian Valley on the maps and visiting the place may result in disappointment after hours. The land is large, the places to visit are spread over this land and the direction is very poor. Village roads, people don't know where to go, right or left. We went to a place called Üçkayalar and there was nothing but a facility and construction. Then I drew a route with Arog sign, Emre Lake and Ayazini and the trip became a little more meaningful. The municipality and the governor's office should make more efforts and guidance to promote this place. And the beautiful place should be littered with garbage everywhere. Necessary precautions should be taken and punishments should be imposed. (Original) Yönlerdirme zayıf. Haritalarda frigya vadisi diye aratıp gidilen yer saatler sonra hayalkırıklığı ile sonuçlanabilir. Arazi geniş, gezilecek yerler bu ariziye yayılmış ve yönlendirme çok zayıf. Köy yolları, sağ mı sol mu derken insan nereye gideceğini bilemiyor. Üçkayalar diye bir yere gittik bir tesis ve inşaat başka bir şey yok. Sonra arog tabelası , emre gölü ve ayazini olarak rota çizdim gezi biraz daha anlamlı hale geldi. Belediye ve valilik buranın tanıtımı için daha fazla çaba ve rehberlik etmeli.. ve güzelim yerle çöplük olmuş her yer çöp gerekli tedbirler alınsın ve cezalandırmalar yapılsın..

Although it's interesting to see this place it is not well looked after at all. There is rubbish everywhere, disgusting toilets with no flowing water and roads are dusty

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful region..But like many places in Türkiye, there is no management by the Ministry of Tourism, we only toured around and did not get much information. There were no decent places to eat around. (Original) Güzel bir bölge..Ama Türkiye deki pek çok yer gibi turizm bakanlığının bir yönetimi yok, sadece gezdik çok bilgi sahibi olamadik. Etrafta doğru düzgün birseyler yenilecek tesis yoktu.

(Translated by Google) Traces of thousands of years ago have been revived by today's lights... These caves, illuminated at night and bathed in a magical atmosphere, carry not only stone but also history, belief, and legend. Every cavity whispers a secret, every shadow bears the traces of a civilization. 📸 While photographs may come close to the truth, the spirit of this place cannot be fully understood without touching those cool stones and listening to that silence. ✨ Illuminated at night, these ancient structures offer both a visual feast and a spiritual journey. If you're looking to walk through time, don't miss the sunset... (Original) ⛰️ Binlerce yıl öncesinin izleri, bugünün ışıklarıyla yeniden hayat bulmuş… Gece ışıklandırmalarıyla büyülü bir atmosfere bürünen bu mağaralar, sadece taş değil tarih, inanç ve efsane taşıyor. Her oyuk bir sır fısıldıyor, her gölge bir uygarlığın izini taşıyor. 📸 Fotoğraflar gerçeğin yanına yaklaşsa da, o serin taşlara dokunmadan, o sessizliği dinlemeden buranın ruhu tam olarak anlaşılamaz. ✨ Geceleri ışıkla aydınlanan bu kadim yapılar, hem görsel bir şölen hem de ruhsal bir yolculuk sunuyor. Zamanın içinden yürümek istiyorsanız, gün batımından sonrasını kaçırmayın…

(Translated by Google) It is a village approximately 35 minutes away from Afyon center. There are structures such as carved shelters, fairy chimneys, and mythological dungeons from the time of the Phrygians. There are many scattered buildings located in different places within the village. Navigation doesn't help much. It is necessary to ask the people in the village and get information from them. We couldn't enter some places because the roads were not asphalted. (Original) Afyon merkezden yaklaşık 35 dk uzaklıkta bir köy. Frigyalilar zamanından kalan oyma sığınaklar, peri bacaları, mitolojik zindan gibi yapılar mevcut. Çok fazla dağınık ve köyün icine farklı yerde bulunan yapılar var. Navigasyon pek yardim etmiyor. Köy içinde halka sormak ve onlardan bilgi almak gerekiyor. Biz bazı yerlere yolları asfalt olmadığı için giremedik.

(Translated by Google) A place that has not been explored much can become a mysterious place if arrangements are made after a simple and irregular area. (Original) Çok keşfedilmemiş bir yer düzensiz basat bir alan sonrasında düzenlemeler yapılırsa gizel bir yer olabilir

(Translated by Google) Royal tombs. Some of the caves, which are adjacent to the village, are closed by the villagers and used as haystacks. It's so neglected, it's a pity. (Original) Kral mezarları. Köy ile bitişik bir ortam oluşmuş mağaraların bir kısmını köylü derme çatma kapatıp samanlık gibi işlerde kullanıyor. Çok bakımsız, yazık oluyor.

A very nice and relaxing place with mesmerising view and atmosphere.

way cool... if you're on this road stop for a sec to check it out

Even though nobody is sure if Yunus Emre is buried there, but nevertheless I still felt shivers knowing he's presence was there still worth seeing an amazing being may he rest in peace

Alhamdulilah Allah have give me chance to visit yunus Emre tomb i thanks to Allah

I wish to go there and ll go again and again

Very peaceful place.

Good service

Not too big but very nice museum, it is very close to Gordian antik city ,

Old city is nit fascinating, hill with a tomb of Gordion is more interesting. Museum is nice and small. All inclusive in ticket price of 3 euros, pay cash as there is no terminal for CC.

Well laid out museum, good clear displays, a must visit place for history. Has some unique artifacts, such as oldest known mosaic, and good signage and information. Cost for entry at 40TL is ok as this also gives entrance to nearby Midas Tumulus.

The Gordion Museum is a wonderful experience after visiting King Midas's tumulus. They Museum has ancient mosaic tiles as well as remarkable artifacts.

Gordion: History, Nature, and Unexpected Delights! Gordion captivated me with its easy access, clear bilingual information, and captivating finds like skeletons and accurate ancient coins. But the highlight was the countryside air, farm views, and my first-ever Turkish donkey sighting! A must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike!

The museum is great. It isn't big, the greatest archeological finds were taken to the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations in Ankara, but there are still interesting artefacts and plenty of information to read here. Don't forget to check out the impressive mosaics outside. I recommend going to the museum first and then to Midas' tomb (ticket 20 TL applies to both) and then driving to the Gordion ancient city site nearby to get the full experience.

A small but well curated museum, very reasonably priced at €3 per person for tourists. The tumulus of Gordios is most impressive as are the ruins of Gordion

Not too big but very nice museum, it is very close to Gordian antik city ,

Old city is nit fascinating, hill with a tomb of Gordion is more interesting. Museum is nice and small. All inclusive in ticket price of 3 euros, pay cash as there is no terminal for CC.

Well laid out museum, good clear displays, a must visit place for history. Has some unique artifacts, such as oldest known mosaic, and good signage and information. Cost for entry at 40TL is ok as this also gives entrance to nearby Midas Tumulus.

The Gordion Museum is a wonderful experience after visiting King Midas's tumulus. They Museum has ancient mosaic tiles as well as remarkable artifacts.

Gordion: History, Nature, and Unexpected Delights! Gordion captivated me with its easy access, clear bilingual information, and captivating finds like skeletons and accurate ancient coins. But the highlight was the countryside air, farm views, and my first-ever Turkish donkey sighting! A must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike!

The museum is great. It isn't big, the greatest archeological finds were taken to the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations in Ankara, but there are still interesting artefacts and plenty of information to read here. Don't forget to check out the impressive mosaics outside. I recommend going to the museum first and then to Midas' tomb (ticket 20 TL applies to both) and then driving to the Gordion ancient city site nearby to get the full experience.

A small but well curated museum, very reasonably priced at €3 per person for tourists. The tumulus of Gordios is most impressive as are the ruins of Gordion

(Translated by Google) It's a disgrace.. Officially, it's only until they sell the product. The shoe I wore for 1 day and 20 minutes had a staple in it, I took it away the next day. We created a review request, saying don't worry, we created a demand for deceptive papers, they victimize you with their fln theaters. I never recommend it. We don't shop online for nothing... (Original) Rezillik.. Resmen sadece ürünü satana kadar.1 gün 20 dk giydiğim ayakkabının zimbasi attı götürdum oteki gun.inceleme talebi oluşturduk siz merak etmeyin deyip kandırmaca kağıtlara talep oluşturduk fln tiyatrolariyla sizi mağdur ediyorlar.Asla tavsiye etmiyorum. Boşuna online alışveriş yapmıyoruz...

(Translated by Google) My comment is not for this branch but for the derimod business I used to shop for myself and my mother for years, I don't think I will shop again from now on. All the bags I bought in the last 2-3 years were damaged after 6 months. They didn't help me at all because it was over 6 months. Either don't make your bags fake for 6 months use or your customer service don't look at the duration but the workmanship and material to see how we can make the bag fake. I don't think you should embarrass yourself by buying a gift for your mother or someone. Of course you can buy it yourself and try it and see. (Original) Yorumum bu şubeye değil derimod işletmesi için Yıllardır kendime ve anneme alışveriş yapardım bundan sonra asla alışveriş yapmayı düşünmüyorum. Son 2 3 yıldır aldığım tüm çantalar 6 ay sonra zarar gördü. 6 ayı geçtiği için de hiç yardımcı olmadılar. Ya çantalarınızı 6 ay kullanmalık uyduruk yapmayın ya da müşteri hizmetleriniz süreye değil çantayı nasıl uyduruk yaparız diye işçilik kısmına malzeme kısmına bakarlar Annenize ya da birine hediye alıp rezil olmayın bence siz de Kendiniz alıp deneyip görebilirsiniz tabi ki.

(Translated by Google) I noticed that the shoes I bought on 17.05.25 were too big after wearing them at home. When I went to exchange them on 20.05.25, they said that the shoes were worn outside, the heel was melted and there were stone marks on the bottom 😂 Also, there was an unevenness on the upper part of the shoe. Maybe you sold me that product like that, it's a crime to trust you. It was sent for examination, it will probably have a negative result. We shouldn't have been surprised by the story, Derimod has turned into a marketplace now. The lady at the cash register also had an unnecessary egoistic tone. Everything is in businesses like yours until the product is sold. I definitely do not recommend Derimod, you are nothing in their eyes after buying the product. They gave me a new one after 2 years because the lining was torn, and these are cheap. (Original) 17.05.25 tarihinde almis oldugum ayakkabiyi evde giyme sonucu buyuk oldugunu fark ettim. 20.05.25 tarihinde degisim icin gittigimde bu ayakkabi disarida giyilmis topugu erimis altinda da tas izleri var denildi😂 ayrica ayakkabinin ust kisminda da esitsizlik vardi. Belki de siz bana o urunu oyle sattiniz size guvenende suc. İncelemeye gonderildi muhtemelen olumsuz sonuclanacak. Desadan sasmamak gerekirdi pazar yerine dönmüş artik derimod. Kasadaki hanimefendinin de uslubu gereksiz egoist usttendi. Her sey urun satana kadar sizin gibi isletmelerde. Kesinlikle onermiyorum urunu aldiktan sonra siz bir hicsiniz derimod gozunde. Desada 2 yil sonra deri ceketimin yenisini verdiler astari yirtildi diye, bunlar ise ac kopk

(Translated by Google) I bought Kemer for a suit, I noticed that it stained the shirts when I used it. I took it back to return it, but they said they did not accept returns and that they could clean the belts and return them. I told them that I did not want to have it cleaned (What does having it cleaned mean? What are they going to clean all the paint for if it is a brand new product anyway?) and that I wanted to return the product. They said that they could not take refunds on accessories. I claimed that such a policy could not be valid for a faulty product and that the defective goods should be taken back, but I was left with a harsh reproach from the store manager. Then I decided to leave a comment on the internet and realized that what can be expected from a store that has an average rating of 3.1? It is definitely a business that should be avoided. (Original) Takım elbise için Kemer aldım, kullandığım zaman gömlekleri boyadığını fark ettim. Geri iade etmek için götürdüm fakat iade almadıklarını kemerleri temizletip geri verebileceklerini söylediler. Bende temizletmek (Temizletmek ne demek, zaten sıfır ürün neyi temizleyecekler tüm boyayı mı? )istemediğimi ürünü geri vermek istediğimi söyledim, aksesuarlarda geri iade alamadıklarını söylediler. Bende böyle bir politikanın hatalı bir üründe geçerli olamayacağını ayıplı malın geri alınması gerektiğini öne sürdüm fakat mağaza müdüründen bir güzel fırça yediğimle kaldım. Sonra dur internetten yorum yapayım dedim bir baktım zaten 3.1 ortalaması olan mağazadan ne beklenebilir ki kesinlikle uzak durulması gereken bir işletme

(Translated by Google) I reported that one of the 4 pairs of shoes I bought from Optimum Leather Coat store was burning on the feet and was tight fitting, and I asked for an exchange. I took a photo of the unworn shoes and sent them to the person for replacement. I received a negative response. There was no return or exchange for the foot burning and narrow fit. I took it for the second time and applied again, but the store employees in the middle section and the lady at the cash register said why are you so insistent on buying a shoe and tried to send it back, saying that they would only refund the shoe if it was torn, which is a very sad situation. (Original) Optimum deri mont mağazasından aldığım 4 çift ayakkabıların birtanesi ayakta yanma ve dar kalıp olduğunu bildirip değişim yapılmasını rica ettim giyilmemis ayakkabi fotoğraf çekilerek değişim için bilir kişiye gönderilmiş olumsuz cevap gelmiştir Ayak yanması dar kalıp için iade değişim olmazmış ikinci kez götürdüm yine basvuru yaptım lakin mağaza çalışanları orta reyon ve kasadaki bayan ise aldığınız bir ayakkabı neden bu kadar israrcisiniz diyerek tersleyip göndermeye çalıştıkları iade sadece ayakkabıyı yırtılması konusunda yapacaklarını dile getirmeleri cok üzücü bir durum demem o ki girmeden birdaha düşünün

(Translated by Google) A business that does not accept their products even though the product they sell has a defect, is unprofessional, and the staff is also disrespectful and incompetent. Satisfaction is higher even when shopping from the market. Do not throw your money away. (Original) Satmış oldukları ürünün kusuru olmasına rağmen ürünlerini kabul etmeyen profesyonellikten uzak bir işletme aynı zamanda personel de bir o kadar saygısız ve yetkinlikten yoksun pazardan yapılan alışverişte bile memnuniyet daha fazladır paranızı çöpe atmayın.

(Translated by Google) Low-quality, low-level employees seem to be selling goods in the market, they insist on making sales, it's definitely a place I don't think I'll go into again. I wanted to try on the size of 2 models of shoes. He said he could only bring one and not the other. Of course, I left without buying both. Derimod is no longer a brand, it has become a marketplace. (Original) Kalitesiz seviyesiz çalışanlar sanki pazarda mal satıyor satış yapmak için ısrarlar kesinlikle bir daha içeri girmeyi düşünmediğim bir yer 2 model ayakkabının numarasını denemek istedim sadece birini geçirebileceğini digerini getiremeyeceğini söyledi bende tabi ki ikisini de almadan çıktım derimod artık bi markaliktan çıkmış pazar yerine dönmüş

I visited Göksü Park yesterday and had such a relaxing time! It’s a beautiful green space in Ankara with a large lake, walking paths, and plenty of spots to sit and enjoy nature. Families were out having picnics, kids were playing, and some people were enjoying boat rides on the lake. The atmosphere felt peaceful and refreshing perfect for a short escape from the city. I also loved the cafés by the water where you can enjoy tea with a nice view. Definitely a great place to unwind, walk, or spend time with loved ones! 😍🌳

There are only a few open air places in Ankara to have some fresh air and drink hot beverage. Göksu park and lake is the best option for the west side of town. Cafes are not top notch but adequate. You can have a peaceful night with friend watching the lake. Nargile (sisha) is also an option in some cafes. For children you can feed the geese and ducks. There is a train that encircles the lake for minors. And a mountain sled. Also you can have a picnic in the designated area...

If you looking for a suitable park for you and your family, I strongly recommend this place 👍🏾

One of the best parks in Eryaman locality of Ankara. The park has small lake with boating as well. There are number of restaurants around the lake but never tried it. Furthermore, there are number of sports fields( football, tennis, basketball) . There are also play area for kids. It also has hit for dinning but beware making barbecue is forbidden.

Unreal by night. You get the feeling like you are in some futuristic cyberpunk city

One of the best Parks in Ankara, for family or friends gatherings and BBQ parties, several parking areas for cars, Kids areas for 5TL each. Good restaurants and cafee shops plus weddings spots. The WC places are away for saving the view. You shall find spots for fishing in the lake. The park is very wide and can accommodate many families without feeling crowded even during vacations and holidays

Probably one of my favorite places in Turkey. I lovely artificial lake with plenty of facilities to enjoy a nice lazy stroll or meal. Plenty of cafes and shops nearby, there's even a faux lighthouse and paddling boats. Public transport is good with buses stopping next to the park as well as a short 10 minute walk from the nearest metro

A beautiful park to enjoy in the Gölbaşı area on the outskirts of the city. Entrance to the park is free and it is quite crowded on the weekends. However the families grilling and having picnics only adds to the charm of this place. There are various rides for the children like Popeye the sailor swings and Disney characters themed areas. The cafes are a little expensive and the lighthouse inside its perimeters is nice to look at. There’s also a tourist road train however I’m unsure where and how one can get a ticket for it.

I wasn't expecting much from looking at the pictures, but it's a very peaceful, comfortable and beautiful place just 30 minutes away from the bustling city center. There are walking tracks along the lake shore and boat rides. When the weather warms up someday, I'll definitely come back for a boat ride.

A very nice place to spend quality and relaxing time with family. There are designated play area for kids, and for BBQ. Recommended to check if there BBQ is allowed, otherwise there are couple of restaurants and cafes.

Mogan lake takes place at Gölbaşı. It is in wide area and good for refreshment at weekends or weekdays. There are cafes for breakfast and the prices are normal there. Just don't forget, if you order something order than breakfast it will be expensive which is tricky. At the weekends the lake is very crowded. There are many people having picnic around. Entrance to the park by person is free but entrance to the park by your car is not, you have to pay for parking. I recommend you to visit the park if you want to enjoy your time. You can take your own breakfast too.

One of the beautiful places in Ankara,a perfect place to watch the sunrise and sunset, but please the municipality should warn or fine the people who litter the ground because there are too many people messing around :(

Pretty lake in Ankara, sunset is amazing but be sure to be on the east side of the lake (I think opposite side of the official park entrance) , lots of cafes and restaurants along the east side, as well as walking and bike paths.

Very peaceful place to take a walk There are lots of play grounds in this giant park and kids will not get bored… Good for having a picnic with your family and you can also have a barbecue on the spot that is provided for this reason Beautiful tower to walk up and see Snkara at night,good for couples to take photos at this lovely scenic spot 🩷💜💙♥️

A beautiful music that talks about the history of the Turkish Air Force... Very special

Nice museum, English speaking staff, nice shop

A really great museum, recommended for visiting. Lots of good planes, though can be improved a little bit. The only downside is it's a bit far from main city and it's hard to get a bus.

Nice and interesting place especially for kids curious about planes and aviation. At the open air exebition area u can see 20-25 retired planes and 2 cockpits available for sit in. At the second floor there is a small cafe.

I really enjoyed it. There are a variety of planes on display. You can even sit in the cockpit of fighters. Admission is very small. If you are in the area, this is a good option.

For people who likes aircraft /fighter planes history, this is the place for you. Entrance is 8.5tl per adult and free for children. Best time to go on summers is in the afternoon to avoid the summer heat

It's very nice place with historical planes liked it but I wish they extend the opening time