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Aphrodisias Holidays
An ancient Greek and, subsquently, Roman city, Aphrodisias is a remarkable, historical site.
Visit Aphrodisias
- Art & Culture
- Place or Historical Monument
- Hiking / Trekking
Aphrodisias: How to get there?
80km drive from Denizli
Aphrodisias: See when to go?
All year round
Aphrodisias: For how long?
Half a day
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What our travellers think of their stay
An ancient Greek and, subsquently, Roman city, Aphrodisias is a remarkable, historical site.
My suggestion
At the entrance you may be approached by official guides. It's worth taking them up on their services, as they're well versed on the history of the area.
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