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Hierapolis, Turkey - September 14, 2022: View of the Pamukkale Amphitheater, the ruined city of Hierapolis, Turkey.

Hierapolis was the ancient (2nd century B.C.) city on top of the famous Pamukkale hot springs located in south-western Turkey near Denizli.

backside view of woman tourist at Hierapolis Theater's commanding presence is enhanced by its breathtaking backdrop, with views extending to the Pamukkale terraces and the lush surrounding landscape.

Roman amphitheater in the ruins of Hierapolis, in Pamukkale, Turkey.

The Aspendos Theatre in Turkey is a remarkably well-preserved Roman-era theater, known for its excellent condition and architectural integrity. Built in 155 AD under Emperor Marcus Aurelius, it features a horseshoe-shaped seating area carved into a hillside, a magnificent stage building, and once seated approximately 13,000 spectators, with modern events accommodating over 20,000. It is considered one of the most intact and distinguished examples of Roman theater architecture in the world.

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senior couple Tourist in the Ancient Roman Amphitheater Ruin the The Holy City of Hierapolis next to the Pamukkale hot springs in Western Turkey built in the 2nd Century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Stie

Capital Cities, Famous Place, Stone Material, Pamukkale, Hierapolis

Aerial view of Hierapolis Ancient Amphitheater in Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkiye.

Ruins of ancient theater in Hierapolis in Turkey.

A young woman wearing a handmade orange cardigan sitting on the steps of the ancient amphitheater in Hierapolis, Pamukkale.

Dramatic sky frames panoramic view of ancient theater with complete semi-circular seating and stage building at Hierapolis, Turkey. The well-preserved structure shows the full extent of the Roman theater carved into the hillside with the ornate scaenae frons visible below. The monumental theater represents one of the best-preserved examples of Roman theatrical architecture in Turkey, demonstrating how Hierapolis combined therapeutic spa facilities with cultural amenities creating complete resort destination that attracted visitors from across the Roman world seeking both healing and entertainment.

Amphitheater in ancient city of the Hierapolis. Dramatic sunset sky. Unesco Cultural Heritage Monument. Denizli, Turkey

Hierapolis ancient city ruins, Pamukkale, Denizli Turkey

Female Tourist in the Ancient Roman Amphitheater Ruin the The Holy City of Hierapolis next to the Pamukkale hot springs in Western Turkey built in the 2nd Century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Stie

ancient city of Hierapolis theater

Aerial view of Hierapolis Ancient Amphitheater in Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkiye.

Remains of Hellenistic theatre in ancient Greek settlement of Hierapolis on sunny winter day, Pamukkale, Denizli Province, Turkey

A young woman wearing a handmade orange cardigan sitting on the steps of the ancient amphitheater in Hierapolis, Pamukkale.

A traveler sits at the Ephesus Theater, Turkey

Sunlight illuminates the weathered stone arches and crumbling walls of the ancient roman baths in perge, turkey, offering a captivating glimpse into the city's rich history

Odeon. Ephesus is the ruins of an ancient Greek colonial city in Turkey.

The Aspendos Theatre in Turkey is a remarkably well-preserved Roman-era theater, known for its excellent condition and architectural integrity. Built in 155 AD under Emperor Marcus Aurelius, it features a horseshoe-shaped seating area carved into a hillside, a magnificent stage building, and once seated approximately 13,000 spectators, with modern events accommodating over 20,000. It is considered one of the most intact and distinguished examples of Roman theater architecture in the world.

Panoramic view reveals complete ancient theater with semi-circular seating tiers and elaborate two-story stage building at Hierapolis, Turkey. The remarkably intact structure shows the full Roman theater layout with the cavea rising against the hillside and the ornate architectural stage backdrop with columns, niches, and decorative elements. The grand theater represents one of Asia Minor's best-preserved Roman theaters, demonstrating Hierapolis's importance and prosperity as spa destination where wealthy visitors expected not only therapeutic baths but also sophisticated cultural entertainment befitting a major city.

Hierapolis Theater in Turkey

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Amphitheater of Ancient Hierapolis, Pamukkale Turkey in foggy

Discover Breathtaking Hierapolis Pamukkale With Its Stunning Travertine Terraces Under a Clear Sky at Sunset

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