Perge (Perga) Tours and Tickets
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Perge (Perga)
- Suitable for history and archaeology buffs.
- Admission is about $4.
- Displays offer information in English.xa0Facilities include a café, restrooms, and stalls selling souvenirs.
- Wear appropriate shoes as you will be walking over uneven surfaces.
- Remember sun protection and water for hydration, as the site is entirely exposed.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Perge (Perga). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
There are plenty of affordable tours that help you delve deeper into the rich history of Perge. Excursions often include stops at Side, Aspendos, and Kursunlu waterfall. These excursions start from US$41 per person and typically include round-trip hotel transfers from Antalya for convenience.
The ancient city of Perge was once part of the Roman Empire. Today, it’s known for being a well-preserved archaeological site, where you can see a Roman theater, walk down colonnaded streets from thousands of years ago, and catch a glimpse of an ancient stadium that once hosted gladiatorial fights.
The best months to visit Perge are spring or fall, when temperatures are mild. Visiting Perge involves a lot of outdoor walking, so it’s better to avoid the winter, which often brings rain, or the summer months when temperatures spike. Regardless of when you come, bring sun protection, as the shade here is sparse.
Perge is good for kids, with a couple of caveats. Younger kids are relatively free to roam around here (a great way to burn off energy), but keep an eye on uneven surfaces and potential stumbles. Bring snacks and liquids, as you’ll find limited refreshment options at Perge. Consider seeking out a kid-friendly tour.
Yes, you can go to Perge on your own. Perge is just a 30-minute drive from Antalya, so it’s easy to come by taxi or even drive yourself. That said, the easiest option is joining a tour. Not only are hotel transfers typically included, but you’ll get historical context on the ancient city.