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The Pamukkale pools and Hierapolis are a must-visit for history buffs.
Wear shoes that are easy to slip on and off, as you will have to remove them when you enter the site.
Bring a bathing suit if you want to swim in the pools.
Some of the pools are knee-deep, so make sure to wear pants or skirts that can be rolled up so they won’t get wet.
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Combined tickets for the Pamukkale Thermal Pools and the Hierapolis archaeological site above it cost €30 for anyone aged 12 or above, with an additional charge for Cleopatra Pools when open. Tours from Antalya, including transfers, guiding, and lunch, cost from US$30, excluding tickets.
In summer (June through September), the Pamukkale Thermal Pools are open 8am–9pm daily, with last entry at 6:50pm. Evening entry is only possible through the north and south gates. In spring and October, closing is slightly earlier, with still shorter hours during winter.
As one of Turkey’s most Instagrammed attractions, the Pamukkale Thermal Pools can get extremely busy from June through September. Try coming in in the second half of April, May, or October for a less crowded experience at a time when it's still warm enough to enjoy the pools.
No, you can’t swim in the Pamukkale Thermal Pools. The white travertine pools are far too shallow for swimming, although you are allowed to paddle in some. For a Roman-style swim experience, head up to Cleopatra Pools; do confirm that it's open first, as it's been undergoing a renovation.
No, the Pamukkale Thermal Pools are not accessible. The path is slippery and uneven, and the public pools lack wheelchair access. However, wheelchair users can enjoy good views of the pools from a wooden boardwalk, although it is bumpy in places and reached via a short stretch of cobblestones.






























































































































