Pamukkale Archeology Museum
Denizli, Pamukkale · Museum
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Catalogue label
- Type
- Archaeology
- Kind
- Museum
- Founded
- 1984
- Province / district
- Denizli / Pamukkale
- Elevation
- 367 m
- Wikidata
- Q116511018
About
The Hierapolis Archaeological Museum or Pamukkale Archaeological Museum (Turkish: Hierapolis Arkeoloji Müzesi) is an archaeological museum located in the ancient city of Hierapolis within the borders of Pamukkale in Denizli Province, Turkey. It was established by restoring the historical Roman Bath building, one of the structures of the ancient city, and has been used as a museum since 1 February 1984. The museum exhibits artifacts excavated from Hierapolis, as well as finds from cities in the Lycus (Çürüksu) valley such as Laodicea, Colossae, Tripolis, and Attuda, and from the Beycesultan mound.
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Location
Visiting here? The next 5 places nearby
The best-known places close by, in the shortest order from Pamukkale Archeology Museum: about 118 km and 2 h of travel, plus roughly 7 h 30 min for the visits.
0.2 km · 3 min on foot
HierapolisDenizli, Pamukkale
14 km · 14 min by car
Laodicea on the LycusDenizli
39 km · 39 min by car
CaruraAydın, Sarayköy
22 km · 22 min by car
TripolisDenizli, Buldan
43 km · 43 min by car
MossynaDenizli, Çal
Directions for this routeDistances are straight-line estimates adjusted for roads; check each museum's hours before you go.
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- Seven Days of Ancient Aegean Cities · 7 days · about 36 h 25 min
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