Hierapolis Archaeological Museum

This Museum is also part of the city, a great place to explore. It is located inside an old Roman bath building, which makes the experience even more special. The museum has a rich collection of ancient statues, sarcophagi, coins, and other artifacts from the Roman and Byzantine periods, take a look at uploading. Everything is well organized and easy to understand. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful, no one allowed to speak up, and the view around the museum is also beautiful. Of course a must-visit for anyone interested in history and ancient cultures.

Really got inspired and admired by seeing the historic monuments and sculptures which were built perfectly in the old centuries without much technology. Also appreciated that they are still protected by the Archeological department. The museum inside is well maintained and created facilities for the tourists to explore this beautiful ancient Greek-Roman city. A must visit place for history and heritage seekers. Buggy car service is available at the entrance with an affordable ticket.

Hierapolis Archaeological Museum | This museum is housed in the ancient Roman Bath structure within the Hierapolis archaeological site, making it not only a place to see artifacts but also an artifact itself. The restored bath complex displays impressive collections of statues, sarcophagi, and decorative reliefs excavated from Hierapolis and nearby Laodicea, Colossae, and Tripolis. The well-preserved sculptures from the Roman and Hellenistic periods provide a powerful glimpse into the life and art of this ancient region. If you're already visiting the travertines or Apostle Philip’s tomb, this museum is absolutely worth a stop. The museum does not require a separate ticket—it is included in the general entrance fee for Hierapolis and Pamukkale. #HierapolisMuseum #RomanBath #AncientSculptures #PamukkaleTravel

Visited in June 2023. It is a well-preserved archaeological site with history dating 2nd Century BC. It receives lots of tourists. The site boosts other sites like the pumukkele and the ancient pool.

We had a full day tour to Pamukkale and Hierapolis city from Izmir. I didn’t expect it to be as on picture, so I was astonished when I saw just as in the pictures. After a stop at Travertines of Pamukkale, we entered Hierapolis Archaeological Museum, it’s a small museum with 2 rooms, but with very interesting statues and exhibits, I especially liked the bathtubs with the beautiful and meaningful décor.

Use South Entry, rent the golf cart service. Voice guide not very useful, need to download app in own mobile, can share with family in speaker so only need one. Start by archeological site, then cleopatra pool (ok lunch) finish with outside pools. Unique views! During dry season (August) there’s many dry pools and terrible heat, probably better visit in winter, not sure. We did paragliding, 15 min flight but great views (60 euro per person plus the surprise option to buy photos/360 views after for 60 USD). The 360 required app download and was not worth it tbh.

One of the most beautiful and well preserved places on this planet. The hot pools are great, but the art along with the precious history the art holds, it makes me rethink everything in life. After exploring Heirapolis I suggest contacting one of the many paragliding tour companies around the area to fly over the whole area to add the cherry on top. Turkeye overall is one of the best places, but this was the cherry on top and I would definitely revisit.

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.