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The stone walls and great arch of the Roman South Baths at Hierapolis, which house the archaeological museum, in sunshine.
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Hierapolis Archaeological Museum

The Hierapolis Archaeological Museum occupies the restored South Baths of Hierapolis, a Roman bath begun under Hadrian and completed under Septimius Severus, and opened in 1984. Its halls show sarcophagi and statues from Hierapolis and Laodicea, reliefs from the theatre's stage building and small finds from the Beycesultan mound.

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Mon08:00–17:00
Tue08:00–17:00
Wed08:00–17:00
Thu08:00–17:00
Fri08:00–17:00
Sat08:00–17:00
Sun08:00–17:00

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