Overview
A natural thermal pool inside the Hierapolis site, legendarily named after Cleopatra who is said to have bathed here. The carbonated thermal water sits at about 36C, and submerged ancient Roman columns and marble fragments from an earthquake create the unique experience of swimming among 2,000-year-old ruins. The mineral-rich water is believed to benefit skin and muscles, and the depth of 1-1.5m makes it safe. Separate admission about TRY 130 (about EUR 4). 5-minute walk within Hierapolis.
Opening Hours
08:00-19:00 (winter 08:00-17:00)
Travel Tips
Bring swimwear and a towel. Changing rooms and lockers are available but crowded in peak season. Early morning visits are the most relaxing.
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