Pamukkale, a mixed heritage site on the UNESCO World Heritage List, features stunning white travertines formed by thermal water supersaturated with calcium carbonate. When this water comes into contact with surface oxygen, it creates formations resembling frozen waterfalls and small terraced pools. Pamukkale is included in almost all lists of “must-see places”! Throughout history, people have known about the healing properties of the thermal waters of Pamukkale and have stayed in Hierapolis for receiving treatment. Touching the travertines themselves, which are as white as snow and which are formed by the thermal water regenerating from Hierapolis, is also quite an experience! Currently, the Pamukkale travertines are mostly under preservation in order to avoid any deterioration in the originality of their natural beauty. Resembling a fabulous field of snow-white clouds, their natural beauty is rare and they represent a location where history and nature embrace. Another highly recommended local experience is to swim in the Antique Pool, also known as Cleopatra’s Pool, next to the Pamukkale travertines. The calcareous structure, white color, and warm thermal water is a one-of-a-kind experience! It is without a doubt that you will be enchanted by Pamukkale’s many beauties and attractions!

Hierapolis, an ancient spa city in the Roman and Eastern Roman periods and included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, is located 20 km away from Denizli city center. This region is known as Pamukkale, home to a world-famous marvel of calcite travertine filled with warm, mineral-rich waters. Pamukkale is a popular thermal center; its calcium and iron rich waters are believed to have healing properties. The ancient city above Pamukkale was founded by the King of Bergama Eumenies II in the 2nd century BCE and it is believed to honor the name of Hiera, the wife of Telephos, the legendary founder of ancient Pergamum. The city grew and stood out thanks to its hot springs. Pamukkale is famous for its calcite travertines (or terraces) filled with warm, mineral-rich waters. The region where Pamukkale is located has a special structure with its thermal springs originating from Lykos (Çürüksu) Valley. In Hierapolis, you can see baths, temples and ruins of ancient theater. You can swim in the ancient pool, also known as the Cleopatra Pool, a spring rumored that the Egyptian Queen took a bath.

Ancient Pool, surrounded by antique columns and marble, is a unique experience. Featuring a year-round temperature of 36 degrees, the Ancient Pool is famously called the Cleopatra Pool – legend has it that the illustrious Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, once bathed in the waters of the pool. Indulge in the revitalising thermal waters of the pool, swim amid the ancient ruins, and savour the authentic environment.

Güney Waterfall (Güney Şelalesi), which is located in Güney district of Denizli with its vineyards and wine production, is among the places worth seeing in terms of its natural beauty. This hidden paradise, 70 km away from Denizli, offers exquisite beauty with its waters slowly pouring into the Büyük Menderes River (Büyük Menderes Nehri) from a height of about 20 meters. Due to the calcareous nature of the waterfall water, there are limestone steps and various natural formations in the waterfall bed. In the magnificent harmony of nature, drops of water flowing over green moss have formed Damlataş Cave (Damlataş Gölü), which has stalactites and stalagmites over the years. You can choose a peaceful renewal in nature around the Güney Waterfall or a more active holiday experience by participating in bicycle tours.

Unearth Türkiye's untouched treasures as you discover the charming Belenardıç Mosque nestled in the heart of Denizli. This mesmerizing mosque's allure lies in its purity and simplicity, reflecting the humble and spiritual echo of the region. Famed for being a paradigm of Ottoman architecture, the Belenardıç Mosque seamlessly weaves the essence of Turkish history into your journey. Brought alive by the stunning brush strokes of natural light against its classic interiors, the Mosque is bound to captivate you as you step into its divine ambience. Serenity seeps through each corner, evoking a unique sense of tranquility, allowing you to feel an intimate connection with the attractions' spiritual significance. Its meticulously crafted minaret piercing the Denizli sky anchors itself as an inescapable spectacle for every visitor. Whether you're a spellbound cultural enthusiast or a curious globetrotter yearning for something different, the Belenardıç Mosque promises to etch a priceless memory of Türkiye in your heart. Embark on a mystical outing adorned with an exquisite amalgamation of history, architecture, and spirituality. Let the lure of Belenardıç Mosque's charm usher you into the heart of Denizli, a radiant gem in the tourism crown of Türkiye. Soak up the culture of a country celebrated for its diverse yet interconnected tourism assets, where every mosaic piece is integral to the grand portrait of Turkish hospitality and heritage.

The lavender gardens in Gözler, located 30 km from the Pamukkale travertines, are definitely worth a visit - especially in June, July, and August. You can find natural and local products here such as thyme honey and fresh thyme, and soap, perfume, and other beauty products made of local lavender.