At the scheduled time in the morning, a comfortable vehicle will arrive at your accommodation to pick you up.

We are visiting Sagalassos, one of the most significant historical sites in the world. Here, you’ll discover remarkable structures that offer a glimpse into the past, including an ancient theater, a temple, meeting rooms, and baths, each telling its own story and shedding light on the region's rich history.

Sagalassos, located 7 km north of Ağlasun and 1700 meters above sea level on the slopes of Akdağ, was the most important city of the Pisidia region during the Roman imperial period. Most of its buildings date back to Roman times. Sagalassos was first discovered in 1706 by French traveler Paul Lucas. Key sites include the ancient residences, baths, furnaces, Lower Agora (bazaar), fountain, Odeon, theater, Hellenistic fountain, ceramic production center, Upper Agora, parliament building, temple, and Cladius Gate.