Amphitheatre Pamukkale

Desayuno y tipo diez salimos, caminamos los doscientos metros que habia hasta la entrada, ya de dia se veia como una pista de nive, blanco impecable. Vengo con suerte con el clima pues me he visto beneficiado con temperaturas agradables para andar.

Pagamos el ticket y unos metros mas alla nos sacamos los zapatos y medias para caminar sobre …

... ruins behind, the town being abandoned in the 14th century after a series of earthquakes, are in good condition. The 12,000-strong amphitheatre is pretty much intact, as is the thermally heated pool in the middle of the town. Swim around, over and under ...

... two days but Hierapolis was amazing and really fascinating to walk around. Lots of golden grass and roman ruins. There was a neat amphitheatre and some old paved streets to walk down with old carved columns and trees lining each side of the old streets. ...

... After lunch we got the bus to the South entrance where we first walked through some of the ruins to the top of the amphitheatre which had a good view over the ruins which were almost non existent now thanks to numerous earthquakes in the area.  ...

 in english             en espanol german Pamukkale et Hiérapolis ( inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'unesco) l'entrée du site est passée à 10 euro l'été dernier ( merci au ...

... day so after an hour walk from the gate we headed down to swim in the travertines (the pools on the terraces) rather than walk up to the amphitheatre. The travertines where a lovely temperature and we managed to get one to ourselves closer to the ...

... at one point and you could see this is the enormous scale of all the ruins. By far the best part was the amphitheatre. It was easily the best preserved one Ive ever seen, even better than Ephesus. again the acoustics were absolutely unbelievable. Rob ...

... . Very strange weather, hot ,cold,  hot ,cold.       After arriving at the top of Amphitheatre, I saw a bunch of Russian tourists and I said hi to one of the lady in Russian, she them turned around and said a ...

... Fi and I walked over the amphitheatre at Heliopolis.  The place was stunning, it being my first fully operational amphitheatre (the Roman Coliseum at 4 years don't count).  Apparently in the summer, live performances and concerts are held here ...

... around them. It’s the only place where we have seen any crowds. We have much more to see. We visit the vast amphitheatre, which is under renovation, and then walk the ancient streets of Hierapolis. As most people come here on a day trips the ...

... enough we did see sighn s and got to Aphrodisias at 12:15. This is a smaller Roman site than Ephesus but had a good amphitheatre and other ruins, but the stadium was amazing and is apparently the largest and most intact Roman stadium in the world. It was ...