Top Things to do in Denizli Province
What to do and see in Denizli Province, Denizli Province: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Denizli Province, Turkey including Pamukkale Thermal Pools, Hierapolis & Pamukkale, Hierapolis Arkeoloji Muzesi, Laodicea, Ornaz Vadisi, Mount Honaz National Park, Keloglan Magarasi, Tripolis Antik Kenti, Karahayit, Denizli Kayak Merkezi.
Restaurants in Denizli Province
1. Pamukkale Thermal Pools
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7,622 reviews
Reviewed By colonial23 - County Galway, Ireland
Turkey is the most beautiful country naturally in the world. You can argue for New Zealand but no way. No other country has more natural beauty packed into one space. Surrounded by five seas:Black, Bosporus, Marmara Aegean and the Mediterranean, Turkey is also blessed with mountains with spice-like striations, tons of glacial lakes like Uzungol, snow capped mountains tumbling into the sea on the exquisite unparalleled Black Sea coast, waterfalls everywhere in Anatolia, and travertines such as this one in Pammukkale. This place with natural turquoise pools and white stone looks like a more beautiful version of the moon. There is also an impeccable island with swans in a lake adjoining. Pammukkale is not to be missed if your desire is to see THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES in the world.
2. Hierapolis & Pamukkale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,437 reviews
Reviewed By nyclaurent - Paris, France
Those two sites that are next to each other, will brings u in another dimension . The Natural pools , as known also as the cotton Castle, are simply amazing to watch and u can take a bath if u want in the numerous pool builds for the tourists and overlooking the splendid panorama. The white and light blue will catch u eyes . Then on the way to visit Hierapolis u can stop at the cleopatra bath/pool and site on antic Greek columns drawn on the bottom of the pools . And then comes the ancient ruins of Hierapolis where u will see remains of a thermal city destroyed on 60 by an earthquake :( We took a flight from Istambul to Denizli then found a “ private “ shuttle to the site . Flight was about 60$ and shuttle 70Tl. The entrance fee is for both sites and really affordable
3. Hierapolis Arkeoloji Muzesi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By calebebruzzi - Timoteo, Brazil
Hierapolis is an ancient city of the Roman Empire. There you can see old graves, an old church, bath, the old city gate and and the beautiful old teather. I recommend you to start your visit on the North Gate and come walking through the ruins, but they also have a shutter service if you do not want to walk. Go with comfortable shoes because you will have to walk around 1,5 or 2km if you start in Northen Gate.
4. Laodicea
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 322 reviews
Reviewed By jenazizam - Dublin, Ireland
A historical site of an Ancient City in 3rd bc. A huge place to roam around but interesting. Make sure you bring your hat and sunscreen as no trees or shade while you look around.
5. Ornaz Vadisi
6. Mount Honaz National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By krubesh - Al Ain, United Arab Emirates
What a once in a lifetime experience to walk barefoot up a calcium mountain through puddles and ponds of the clearest water. At the top we splurged and paid the 100 lr price to swim in Cleopatra's pool which was amazing. A walk through the well kept ruins turned up lots of pottery (which of course we didnt take) and even a pit viper (which we also didnt take).
7. Keloglan Magarasi
8. Tripolis Antik Kenti
9. Karahayit
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By helenakersbos - Cape Town Central, South Africa
About 10km from Pamukkale Travetines is the tranquil little village of Karahayit. It basically has one long main street closed for traffic where you can walk and discover a variety of little shops , selling all kinds of products from fresh produce to clothes and linen. Also a variety of places to eat something. At the end of the road is the thermal springs where there are benches to sit on and little tea shops. It is a lovely experience to walk in the pools with the hot water. No entrance fee.You can get a mini bus from Pamukkale or Denizli (26km). I can highly recommend a visit to this lovely village.
10. Denizli Kayak Merkezi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 37 reviews
Tavas - Nikfer'de Denizli'nin 2. beyaz cenneti olan kayak merkezimiz siz Denizli halkımızın hizmetine girmiştir. Denizli şehir merkezine 85 kilometre uzaklıktaki tesislerde acemi, orta seviye ve profesyoneller için 12 kilometre uzunluğunda 3 pist bulunuyor. Kayakseverlere kesintisiz kayak ve snowboard imkanı sunan Denizli Kayak Merkezi'nde saatte bin 500 kişi taşıma kapasiteli iki telesiyej ve teleski hizmet veriyor. Merkezde mevsim şartlarına göre 3,5 ay kayak yapılabiliyor. Geçen yıl kış sezonunda 50 bin kişinin kayak yaptığı merkezde telesiyejle dağın zirvesine çıkan ziyaretçiler, enfes manzaralar sunan bölgeyi kuş bakışı izleyebiliyor.
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