Pretty neat museum with information thankfully in English as well. Was very interesting to learn things here. There were different halls to check out different things. There was also a cave looking pit but unsure of what it was I feel there should have been some board explaining what it was. But aside from that. Great and informative place.

One of the most interesting pieces of the wider Pamukkale Hierapolis Archaeological Site is its archaeology museum. Contained within the ruins of the restored Central Roman Baths, the museum offers an array of artifacts found within the site and the surrounding region. The museum is located just opposite the white-cliff pools (travertines) and just before you reach the Antique Pool.

This is separated small museum that you need pay a little extra if you have museum pass no need to pay. There are 3 halls that you can see beautiful well handworked rock tombs, spulchres and other small but worth to see parts of ancient life. Don't miss it when you get there. And also there is a garden that you can see from the outside.

The museum is not crowded because most visitors come here for the pool and the cotton castle scenery. This place is located before the cotton castle entrance.

It’s a tiny museum with three separate rooms. As museums go it’s very simple but if you have a ticket you may as well enter.

sweet i recommend highly

Great collection of artefacts and wasn't crowded when we came. Lovely gardens and staff are helpful. Park in Pamukkale, walk up the travertines (internet pics are a lie....go early before the hoards arrive), visit the museum, use the toilets close by before you start to explore Hieraopolis site. Go in through the cafe to the side of Cleopatra's pool and it takes you inside where the toilets are. 400tl gets you entry to the travertines, museum and Hieraopolis site. We spent 6 hours from start to finish .....huge day! Wear sunscreen and reapply, take water and snacks

Remains of ancient city with the Hierapolis and museum being the main highlight of the visit. Recommended to go with a guide.

The Ancient City of Hierapolis stands out with its must-see historical and touristic places in Pamukkale. It is possible to come across many works of art and street figures. Also, do not forget to enter the Cleopatra pool and the pool filled with hot water coming from the underground.

Magic experience to see and to step into history . A pleasure to walk around and find all type of remains and Roman time’s structures. History of this place will blow your mind. The closest you can get to history.

I visited this place on 5 Oct and the experience was super! You can follow me on Instagram ID mystry_scrt

Magnificent place to visit Pamukkale and Hierapolis if you are in Denizli

Although is not that big, the collection is very good and the relics are quite well preserved. I enjoyed more that statues and less the coin collection. There are 3 different and separate rooms where you can enter.

Not a big shopping mall but its big enough to fined what you need .. workers their security and infotmation disk are friendly and helpfull .. you can get wheelchair and give your id card .. the diffecult is to go to masjed with a wheel chair its little bit far in basement walking through car parking.

Great shopping centre in central Denizli. Many leading brand shops and great dining are, so many options.

All the good Brand and a very good and complete food court.

One of only four malls in Denizli, big enough and contains all well known brands. At basement there is very clean and quiet mosque. You are lucky 😉 if left your wife up to make shopping and you pray then stay there at peace.

A very good shopping mall. Food court is great. It has cinema. A little playground. Bowling. Billiard

Very very nice peaceful nice mall with great choices

Nice place for alesh verish good price of clothes and have food core and migros market

Nice place, warm and cosy

excellent variety of stores, one of my favourite shopping malls in Turkey

The security gives less to no information. We did not know that there were 2 (or maybe more) entrances. The entrance we took did not have an elevator because we were with a buggy. When I asked they just said that I might carry the baby and the buggy apart. Well good luck.. when I got angry, then they explained there is another entrance WITH elevator. Thank you! The mall is very clean, covered parking lot is very nice and wide. But the signs in the mall are to small and has also lack of information. There is no sign for the elevator. The baby care room is amazing! Wow what a space, what a facility, what an organization! You clearly have everything there!

This mall is complete fully and crowded. It seems to be the only mall for a broad audience. However, they had everything we were looking from makeup to screws and way we cologne, everything. Literally the spot for the crowd, so be prepared to face people, all lot of people!

It's beautiful and nice mall. Has many shopping stores with good and international brands.

A hidden place on the middle of dry lands in summer. It was a magical moment while we enterest the tiny corner with the waterfall feeling a difference in the environment. Worth and nice restaurant too.

(Translated by Google) While we were looking for places to visit, we went with the suggestion of the crying rock waterfall, but what to go, the mountain road was dangerous, the bad road was dangerous, but it was worth it. (Original) Gezilecek yerler ararken aglayan kaya selalesi onerisi ile gittik ama ne gitmek daracak dağ yolu tehlikeli kotu bozuk yoldu ama gittigimze degdi okadar yolu selaleye ulastigimzda manzara superdi giderken biraz geriliyorsunuz ama donuste cabuk geliyorsnz mutlaka o manzara dinlenme yerine gidilip balik yiyin derim harikaydi.

Cosy restaurant, where they prepare you a meal from freshly caught fish

Even have pathways for wheel chair users. However they need to upgrade toilets to accessible ones.

Need a good shoes waterproof

Good place.

Ok

Unbelievable

This cave exists, all you need to know. It is not big, but with a soul. On the way to and around the cave - a magnificent view worth visiting for.

Water dripping from stalactites is worth seeing, entrance 15tl, sufficent parking lot,

It's decent detour if you're driving but it's pretty small.

Sweeeeeet caaaaaaave fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiind 🔎🛵💨🔥🇹🇷 I was riding out in the middle of nowhere on my way to the next location marked on my map when all of a sudden I noticed out of the corner of my eye a very small sign with the Turkish word for cave... Magarasi 🤩🤩🤩 This cave was not marked on Google Maps (Until now... Added courtesy of yours truly 😉) and was not very far out of my way...... Sooooo of course I had to go up the mountainside to check out what the real story was! This place was totally bananas! I'm absolutely elated that I made the decided to make it up here to check this place out because it had some of my favorite cave things! Fossilized and non fossilized bone remnants from bison, jackals, and even ancient mammoths! 🤯🤯🤯 I love when caves are lit up with different color high intensity lights because you can really see the differentiation in these stalactites and stalagmites. Without these colored LED lights this cave would have still been very beautiful but since it is a dead cave it really does not have very much color to it. Honestly this was a really fantastic treat 👨‍🎨🎨⛰️👌 When I pulled up to this cave there was a group of about seven kids who were high school aged (or younger) and apparently in charge of running the place... Not one word of English was spoken but they were very friendly and quite curious about my motorcycle and where I was coming from I'm the United States. They charged me the 5 Lira entrance fee and proceeded to give me the full nickel tour in Turkish 😂🤣😂 You never know what you're in for when you're on the adventuuuure 🛵💨🔥🔥🔥 I'm so hAaAaAaAappy I kept my eyes peeled and found this little cavern out in the middle of nowhere by sheer luck... Or was it coincidence? You decided 🍀🌠🤞

Very Interesting Karstic Cave, overlooking the Acipayam Plain

.Dodurga Keloğlan Mağarası CAVE Keloglan Cave which is 20 kilometers from Acipayam The cave is approximately 1 45 metres deep with a vast umber of spectacular stalactite and stalagmite formations. The unique quality of the air in the inside of the cave has a beneficial effects on health especially for visitors suffering from shortness of breath, asthma, bronchitis and other ailments The cave is situated on a cliff facing the south-east ang offers a spectacular view to the Eseler mountains

The Cave t Is too short buy its fantastic

Small living cave system with damaged and un damaged stalagtites and stalagcites

Interesting landscape and definitely worth a visit, though it is not a very big place so you will be done pretty quickly.