Sagalassos Archaeological Site

A true feeling of ruins set within mountain wilderness. Virtually no tourists, meaning one can enjoy the site largely to oneself. Though not as extensive as other sites in this part of Anatolia, an easily manageable visit in the morning or afternoon. Seek out the restored fountain in the main agora.

Amazing site. Well worth the trek. And it is a trek to get from the lower city to the upper city. The water of the restored fountain are ice cold and will refresh you in the hot Turkish sun. Truly one of the most amazing ruins I've seen.

Amazing historical AND natural site! Absolutely beautiful. In every angle. It feels good to be in such a majestic natural beauty and …take time to feel it … the air is so pure!

Wow! Quite difficult to get to and very cold but well worth it! Quite steep and slippy paths, wouldn't take kids! Little shop, tea and toilets at base. Free with MuzeKart

We walked 3 hours and read informations about places. However, Me and my family can't see all of them. My favorite place is fountain and cave because weather is too hot and these places are cool.

One of the most preserved archaeological sites in Turkey I have seen so far. Belgian archaeologists restored some of the ruins back to their former beauty. I thereby thank those people for the work they have done here. I strongly recommend people passing by to stop here and visit the ancient city!

What an amazing ancient city in an absolutely stunning location with far reaching views of the countryside and surrounding mountains. Well worth a visit.

What sets this place apart is there is a functioning fountain. It's a long drive from Antalya so make sure you know this is what you want. This has a theatre like other sites but this one has the mountains as a backdrop (like Termessos). Then go to the burdur museum to see the actual statues from the fountain.

An excellent antique city located in Psidia (Burdur) built on 1700m altitude. Not very archeological excavations has been done here so you can see very original of it around.

Must see! 1.700 m high. Fantastic history. Collaboration with KU Leuven. Originals at the Burdur Archaeological Museum.

ITS AN AMASSING OLD ANTIQUE CITY WORTH SEEING. ITS 25 LIRA ENTRANCE FEE WITH FREE PARKING. EXPECT TO SPEND AROUND 2 TO 3 HOURS OR THE WHOLE DAY TO SEE ALL THE NUKE AND CRANNY. THE AGORA IS A MUST SEE

A fantastic ancient city. The ruins are mainly of the Roman period. We totally enjoyed our visit!

Fantastic ruins. You don't expect to see these breath taking ruins in the middle of no where. The scholar have done a magnificent job not only unveiling the ruins, but also a great reconstruction!

One of the best ancient ruins I’ve been to. The best thing is a huge re-erected working(!) fountain. Definitely a must visit if you’re in the area.

Extraordinary Place. One must definitely visit the Sagalassos Archaeological Roman City

It’s amazing place 🏔

This is an amazing spot to visit. You can walk through the ruins of an ancient city and the upper city, in particular, is well preserved. Additionally, a short walk up the hill is the ruined amphitheatre. You’ll need to do some climbing over a few heaps of rubble but you’ll have entire access to the amphitheater including the seats, back halls and centre stage. While there, it’s like you’re teleported back in time. Highly recommended.

Not crowded. Worth the trip.

Super beautiful setting. City dates from Paleolithic times, but main remains are Hellenistic and Roman.

This has to be one of my favorite sites. Since I last visited a number of changes gave been made. Toilets, cafe,etc. However access is not suitable for anyone with a physical disability of any kind. Steps are of different heights and were hard for me with knee problems. No wheelchair access. Toilets pose the sane problem even though a ramp has been made. However the ramp is steep. The site is a must see.