Perge Aspendos Aquaduct Side mit Wasserfall
Beschreibung
Mit einem erfahrenen Führer lernen Sie die Geschichte der berühmtesten antiken Städte Perge, Aspendos, Aquaduc und Side im Osten von Antalya kennen. Sie werden von der Natur des Manavgat-Wasserfalls begeistert sein.
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PERGE: Die Ruinen der Stadt, obwohl nicht in der Größenordnung von Efhessus, Pergamon, sind dennoch riesig. Der größte Teil des heutigen Perge gehört jedoch zur Pax Romana – das Theater, das Stadion, die Bäder und die Säulenstraße. Das Stadion ist eines der am besten erhaltenen der antiken Welt. ASPENDOS: Etwa 25 Meilen östlich von Antalya und 3 Meilen von der Hauptstraße entfernt liegt Aspendos, das mit einem Theater geschmückt ist, das mit jedem einzelnen Adifice an der türkischen Küste konkurriert. Aspendos Erbaut im zweiten Jahrhundert und mit 15.000 Sitzplätzen ist die Struktur bis auf einen Teil des oberen Gesimses fast vollständig. Sein Architekt war Xenon, ein Einheimischer, dessen geheime Formel für die Schaffung einer solch perfekten Akustik noch nicht entdeckt wurde. Side liegt in der Region Pamphylien in Anatolien und war in der hellenistischen und römischen Zeit sowohl ein blühendes Handelszentrum in der Ägäis als auch eine Basis für kilikische Piraten im 1. und 2. Jahrhundert v. Der Manavgat-Wasserfall ist 85 km entfernt entlang der Autobahn Antalya-Alanya, die ein faszinierender Nationalpark von Antalya ist.
Perga oder Perge war eine antike griechische Stadt in Anatolien, einst die Hauptstadt von Pamphylia Secunda, jetzt in der Provinz Antalya an der südwestlichen Mittelmeerküste der Türkei. Heute ist es eine große Stätte antiker Ruinen 15 Kilometer östlich von Antalya in der Küstenebene. Eine dort befindliche Akropolis stammt aus der Bronzezeit.
Side ist eine Stadt an der südlichen Mittelmeerküste der Türkei. Es umfasst die moderne Ferienstadt und die Ruinen der antiken Stadt Side, eine der bekanntesten klassischen Stätten des Landes. Es liegt in der Nähe von Manavgat und dem Dorf Selimiye, 78 km von Antalya entfernt in der Provinz Antalya. Es liegt am östlichen Teil der pamphylischen Küste, die etwa 20 km östlich der Mündung des Flusses Eurymedon liegt. Die antike Stadt liegt heute wie in der Antike auf einer kleinen Nord-Süd-Halbinsel von etwa 1 km Länge und 400 m Breite.
Der Manavgat-Wasserfall am Fluss Manavgat liegt in der Nähe der Stadt Side, 3 km nördlich von Manavgat in der Türkei. Seine hohe Strömung über ein weites Gebiet, da es aus geringer Höhe fällt, ist am besten aus großer Höhe zu sehen. Das weiße, schäumende Wasser der Manavgat-Wasserfälle fließt kraftvoll über die Felsen. In der Nähe der Wasserfälle befinden sich schattige Teegärten, die einen angenehmen Rastplatz bieten. Der Oymapinar-Staudamm liegt 12 km nördlich des Flusses. Bei Überschwemmungen können die Manavgat-Fälle unter Hochwasser verschwinden.
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Abholorte & -zeiten
Reisende werden von ihren Hotels abgeholt und zu den Hotels zurückgebracht Reisende, die im Altstadtbereich übernachten, werden vom Hadrianstor abgeholt.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Alle Bereiche und Böden sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(31)
Very good, the guide was exceptional. Really enjoyed the all experience and learned a bit of of Antalya history.
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Friendly and professional staff! I recommend!
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It was a great tour. Experienced guide tour and driver. Tour was not overcrowded. We were lucky to visit out of season.we enjoyed the tour.
Thank you for the tour, we really enjoyed it despite the rainy day. Thanks to our guide who was very nice and friendly ( Ibraghim, sorry if I misspell the name) and to our friendly driver. The food was very good ( we tried fish and meat kebab-all good, kebab a little bit spicy). There were umbrellas in the car so we didnt get wet. Waterfal was nice, 20 min is enought, Aspendos-very impressive, Side -beautiful seaside promenade with big waves) and Perge-for me the best out of trip-the guide showed us the most interesting things and we walked together around 30-40 min but I wish we could spend more free time there, after the guided tour, at least an hour, 30 min definately not enought..but the tour was very interesting and definately worth going!
The Highlights Perge: Walking through the Roman gate and down the pillared streets felt like stepping back in time. Aspendos: Seeing the best-preserved Roman theatre in the world is breathtaking, but hearing the history of its acoustics and construction made it even more special. The real star of the show was our guide, Cem. He is exactly what you want in a guide: Highly Knowledgeable: Cem didn't just rattle off dates and names; he told stories that brought the ancient ruins to life. His passion for archaeology and history is infectious. The "Hidden Gem" Expert: This was the best part! Beyond the main attractions, Cem showed us several tucked-away spots and unique vantage points that we never would have found on our own. It felt like we were getting an exclusive, "behind-the-scenes" look at these ancient cities.
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Ibrahim is a veteran of giving guided tours all over Turkey for the last 25 years and it shows in his interactions and conversations. Very friendly and no touristy gimmicks and tricks - to the point, practical, and informative tour. Pickup and drop off, lunch (authentic grilled trout was the best fish I had in Turkey so far), vehicle, and driver were all very good. Note: I took a Pamukkale tour with another operator yesterday and they were trying to sell balloon ride, paragliding, and other touristy traps. Compared to that, there was absolutely no selling and pitching involved - clean and practical tour. Every place had sufficient time. I read reviews that waterfall was ok and I wasn’t keen - but it was a decent fall and not a big detour from the side, and it was just a 20 min stop. I strongly recommend this tour. Overall, well managed tour.
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We had a wonderful trip. The morning pickup from our hotel was on time and the driver clearly explained what the next steps were for meeting the tour group in Perge. He was very polite and waited with us at Perge until the tour group arrived introducing us to the guide. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. He showed us round each of the sites explaining details along the way, and the gave us free time to explore ourselves. The driver was very careful.
There is a nice trip in bus 🚌 Early in the morning and we enjoy all the beautiful mountains and coast Then we keeping in Boat 🚢 Cruiser Like 40 people and all Staff very Caind and nice 👍 we visit four différents places and Beaches ⛱️ and we took to many pictures. A very nice place to be with my family.
The visited sites were amazing and the guide was excellent but the travelling conditions were uncomfortable. There were 18 in the party including us 3- husband, wife and daughter- in an 18 seater minibus BUT several of the group were extremely large people- over-sized for the small bus; we three were squashed most uncomfortably on the 4 seater back seat by a very large gentleman who slept throughout the transfers and 'spread'. Plus there seemed to be little air conditioning and the windows were strangely darkly tinted, altogether giving a very enclosed feeling. We arrived at 7.50am at the pick up point, some people did not arrive until 8.30 for the 8am start and were constantly late back after 'free time' hence, cutting short some of the following visits. We know it was a GROUP activity but some of the group seemed to think that they could behave individually- talk and take photos whilst the excellent guide was giving information- also the use of a wheelchair seemed totally inappropriate and held up the start of each visit. The guide coped with positiveness and energy- we felt sorry for him. The bus should only have accommodated 10 passengers given the size of some of them. Apologies if this sound rude but it was a fact!
Guide gave a very full explanation of the history of the area. Perge was a site we could have spent a whole day, but we got much more from the site because of our guide. The Aspendos theatre, still in use, was stunning.
