Древний город Перге [Perge] Анталия Турция

Древний город Перге [Perge] Анталия Турция

Hi all! We are going to the Old Town of Perge, a small interesting bus arrived for us, it is very small, look what it looks like. This is a regular bus in Antalya, not popular flights are served by small buses , residential buildings, hotels. We are in Antalya.

Now we have come to see and show the Old Town of Perge, this is the Aksu district of Antalya. from the center of Antalya about 18 km We follow the MAPS.ME map, which will be interesting, we will show you. There are a lot of different old buildings around. What is this?

Obviously, it is very, very many years old. This is the Aksu region, there are a lot of greenhouses here, they grow fruits and vegetables, the fertile land contributes to this, the watering is well organized While we are moving towards the ancient city Beautiful landscape

From the stop we walked a little more than a kilometer And we are already approaching the city of Perge Opening hours museum If you visit this open-air museum, the ticket costs 60 liras per person We enter the city of Perge, and immediately we find ourselves in the amphitheater,

It was built in the second century BC We go in Wow, everything looks big , I can’t say that it’s safe here , but I want to see Look, there was a stone collapse The amphitheater is of course huge in size, all the carved bas-reliefs are made of marble, look at the chariot

, I think you can study the bas-reliefs for a very long time, look at what the amphitheater looks like in Greece, the amphitheater is well preserved and this amphitheater, in my opinion, is in second place because it has been preserved , let’s move carefully , let’s see what we have here? mythological heroes,

And on the floor, you can see that there was a mosaic. Sorry, but I’m walking on it, probably all this needs to be reconstructed. The prosperity of this ancient city of Perge was somewhere in 200-300 AD. Let ’s go on and look. These arches at the top surrounded the whole amphitheater

25 meter stage in the distance, beautiful views of the mountains, now one can only guess what the audience could see on this stage, firstly, probably some theatrical performances, perhaps gladiatorial fights , look at some kind of inscription, it’s a pity that I can’t read Greek and Roman it

’s impossible to go upstairs – it’s closed, but as long as the security doesn’t see it, let’s try to get through, it’ll be a great view for shooting , everything looks majestic , look at the amphitheater and there are ruins, ruins, ruins. Now we’ll see what’s on the other side

, it’s a pity, there’s a lot destroyed here, it’s interesting, it looks like it was in the distance the stadium or colosseum is high up here, we won’t go there stones, stones, stones, let’s look at the amphitheater here at the top very strong wind , the view is gorgeous

By the way, the most valuable sights were taken out and they are in the archaeological museum, this museum is located in the center of Antalya , the view is of course gorgeous, but here It’s quite dangerous

, I don’t know about others, but for me it’s easier to go up than to go down, probably for many people we’ll also take a little look at the amphitheater again and we’ll move on, we’ll approach the old city, there’s a map of the city, there’s an amphitheater there

, let’s try to feel the spirit of the old city, this is what the ticket looks like thanks to this With a ticket, we go all over the old city, we ’ll start exploring from the stadium . It’s still unclear to me how they made such a clear circle out of marble. I

Don’t understand at all . Let’s enjoy what the masters could do. See how they did it? Now there are many devices, but before, how was this possible? This is what the stadium looks like from the height of the stands.

According to various sources, this stadium accommodated about 12-15 thousand people just like the amphitheater . It is not clear why it was divided like that, what is it? perhaps historians know Let’s see what the Old Town looks like from the side of the stadium, we’ll walk there

These were the entrances to the stadium, they were fortified here because a collapse was possible, this is what it all looks like it’s strange how the stones hold on , to understand why they hold on, you probably still need to study physics and strength of materials,

You see, here almost all the entrance arches have already been destroyed, according to historians, the last years of the city’s prosperity were in 500 BC Perge was one of the largest cities of Asia Minor after 180 AD, when the Roman Empire flourished, this city fell into decay, firstly, they began to rob it

, and secondly, the navigable river, which is called Aksu, it became shallow, mulled and they stopped using it for its intended purpose, what has survived to ours days, now under the protection of UNESCO , excavations here began in 1946, and many interesting fragments and moments are currently underway here, you can find

Such passages in the cellars, perhaps wine was stored, perhaps food has just made its way in , although no, apparently it’s already been laid down . I think it’s already here Everything was checked before us, maybe I’ll find some kind of gold amphora?! Yes, we need a guide

, we can only guess what it was. You see, a lot of people come here on excursions with a guide, they just told me that these were baths , it’s interesting to see, some kind of pebble with a number, we’ve already reached the Tower

, look, there are survivors here the bases of the columns remained, it looked like there was a sewer or an open water supply system because, as I understand it, it came out of these baths and somewhere this water then ran , look how beautiful and again these are all marble columns

It was all marble too I can only imagine how all the walls were marble, now of course there is no marble on the walls . Thank you that what we see has survived to this day.

Here is a sign which now makes it clear that everything that was filmed was the Southern Baths or Hammam. In the distance, these are the Illician gates through which one could get in the Old Town of Perge when you get to the Old Town you see two towers,

Now I’ll show them a little closer, this was already considered the center of the city , look at what these towers roughly looked like, what has survived to this day, and a description, anyone who wants can pause and translate Everything now under reconstruction I recommend coming and seeing the old city

, but still it seems to me that it was a sewer that still exists, which is covered with blocks correctly. We are walking now, and below us the water is like this, the tower looks majestic from the inside, of course, in front of the towers, look at the area

This square was built in 400 AD, surrounded by columns with ceilings, in the corner they are preserved, let’s come closer, I’ll show you, in this square there were mainly shops , there was a brisk trade in addition to the shopping arcades, in this square there were all kinds of workshops,

Craftsmen who could fix something, fix or do something, and in the center there was this building – there was a temple , what was left of it were the surviving ceilings between the columns , it looks so majestic , once again you are surprised how it was built, with what forces

The gutters were made along the perimeter, it looks like everything was thought out . How much work was spent to this is all to build, there were shops, pavilions, we leave the square , we go along the path to the houses where the people of the city of Perge lived ,

You understand what is left of the houses – not much. Here was the entrance to the city , the stones are stacked like toy blocks, but correctly with the concept on the right side the wall that protected this city , but on the contrary, excavations are underway and everything is closed,

These are the houses of ordinary townspeople, we are now walking, looking at the ruins and the thought came to me, if we knew the territory well, we can get here without a ticket, that is The territory is huge, those who know it will pass through,

But there are cameras installed everywhere along the perimeter, I don’t know if it will be possible to get here without problems. The water supply continues to surprise me . I still think that this is the water supply. some wells, there were valves that regulated the water supply

And there were these kind of riffles, mini waterfalls köpek, this is a dog in Turkish. So we go out to the Central Street of the city, but we cross it and go to the northern baths. Everywhere where there were fountains, rivulets. Can you imagine? how much work goes into making everything?

Columns every three meters Here it looks like they are restoring the marble floor Let me show you what it looks like On the poster and now the real thing, there are mythical heroes on it And this is how the mosaic has been preserved , it’s gorgeous

, I’m looking at how to hold the ceiling, they are fixed between the columns It’s definitely dangerous here, look for yourself! Once upon a time this city was noisy, thundering, a dog of a very thin dog was trading, we are loved by the Northern Baths

If you have time and you came to Antalya, I definitely recommend coming here and see what the Old Town looked like. I’m personally interested. Here the wall is very inclined, perhaps of course it was strengthened , but so far it doesn’t inspire confidence in me to walk there.

Somewhere in 2006, they started making money on this place. That is, they sort of cleared away the dirt and debris. The buildings are powerful enough . This is the Northern Baths. Now let’s get a little closer ; all the columns are made of marble. There was a waterfall

From above, the water was running, my God, look, as they say, there are architectural values ​​at hand. It was a waterfall, the water was running down the statue and falling down into the gutter and running along the central street. Now we have reached the central street with columns

And we will now move along it to the exit. the dog has already found a friend, what does it all look like? but imagine that we are walking along a busy street in the old city, the most beautiful places , I say again, there is time, come, you will definitely like it here

, look at the stadium, the Colosseum, various buildings, it’s a pity, of course, that there are no statues here, they are all in the archaeological museum By the way, you can buy a general ticket to all museums in Antalya will be cheap, you can visit everything, if only you have time!

Near the northern baths there was a statue of the River God , but currently it is not there, where it is now unknown to me, but most likely they even minted their own coins in the Antalya Archaeological Museum in Perge . They probably have a great value now, if someone has them,

Most likely these the coins are all priceless , the Central Street of Perge ends and we find ourselves at Hadrian’s Arch, in Kaleici that is the name of the gate, it is between two towers, but now the passage here is closed, restoration is underway

, let’s go inside, how can we not visit the tower?! The muezzin calls for prayer We entered through the stadium, we exit through the gate This is a Roman gate By the way, you can show how they supposedly looked like this is a Roman gate, whoever wants to do a translation

This is how they looked, and this is how they look now Well, translation, whoever wants to press pause and translate This is what the gate looks like when entering on the left side, some kind of defensive structure. Additionally, I want to say about the stadium, chariot races were held at the stadium

And the stadium was also used for trade . They moved trade briskly . Well, friends, this is the end of our excursion to the ancient city of Perge the stadium is on the right, the amphitheater on the left is the city behind me , we pass the turnstile

, there are a lot of people here . On the left side there are shopping arcades where you can buy some souvenirs and also handicrafts and all that stuff, here is a diagram of the old city, at least that’s what it looked like

. Look , this is an amphitheater, this is a stadium, and we are here . Bye everyone! Peace and goodness to everyone!

Perge Aksu Antalya Türkiye Поездка а древний город Перге, который расположен в 18 км от Анталии в районе Аксу Турция. Можно добраться из центра города Анталии в Аксу на автобусе АСО3. На дорогу у вас уйдёт около часа. Древний город Перге – одна из интереснейших достопримечательностей для любителей живописных руин и истории. Этот старый город расположен в пригороде Антальи на довольно большой площади. Согласно легенде, он был основан после Троянской войны, а потом находился под властью Римской империи. В жаркую и солнечную погоду не рекомендуем ехать на эту экскурсию с маленькими детьми, поскольку все руины строений Перге расположены на открытой местности, не защищенной от солнечных лучей. Обязательно возьмите с собой головные уборы и воду.
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