Private Aphrodisias Tour from Pamukkale

Highlights of Private Aphrodisias Tour from Pamukkale

Sebasteion, Theater, Agora, Tiberius Portico, Hadrian Baths, Bishop Palace, Aphrodite Temple, Odeon, Stadium, Tetraphylon

Aphrodisias city was named after the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite. Even today, it feels alive with history, art, and beauty. Aphrodisias was known for its unique religious traditions, a blend of the worship of Aphrodite and local Anatolian deities.

What truly set Aphrodisias apart, though, was its incredible sculpture school. The marble quarry located near Aphrodisias provided top-quality stone for the local artisans trained by the sculpture school in Aphrodisias. They transformed these marbles into stunning art pieces. The sculptures of Aphrodisias were sought after by Roman elites. Today, you can see them within the city and Aphrodisias Museum. 

Walking through Aphrodisias today feels like stepping back in time. It is one of the best-preserved ancient cities in Turkey. The ancient streets and stunning marble sculptures bring the vibrant and wealthy city back to the minds and eyes of modern-day visitors.
But there's more to Aphrodisias than its art. It was also a place of learning and ideas, attracting great minds of the ancient world.
Aphrodisias was a city of rich culture, intellect, and creativity. Today, it continues to inspire and fascinate visitors.

Private Aphrodisias Tour from Pamukkale

• We will pick you up from your hotel in the morning and drive to Aphrodisias.
• We will explore the Sebasteion, Theater, Agora, Tiberius Portico, Hadrian Baths, Bishop's Palace, Temple of Aphrodite, Odeon, Stadium, and Tetraphylon. Walking through Aphrodisias ancient city, we will learn more about its rich history and cultural significance. We will also discover how Aphrodisias became one of the most important cities in the ancient world.
• You will have free time to visit the Aphrodisias Museum, where you can see sculptures of artisans who lived in Aphrodisias. We will drive you back to your hotel at the end of the tour.