Mellday Hotel in central Denizli is a convenient base for exploring the city and the surrounding area. Pamukkale is about 20 minutes away, and the bus station is within walking distance. Our reception team can help you plan your trip.

 

The Pamukkale travertines and the ancient city of Hierapolis are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and the ancient city of Laodicea and the historic Kaleiçi Bazaar are also worth adding to your route. Whether you are planning a history trip or a food tour, every stop is easy to reach from Mellday Hotel.

 

What Else Can You Do in Denizli?

Artefacts from the Archaeology Museum in the ancient city of Hierapolis

Archaeology Museum

Visit the Archaeology Museum in the ancient city of Hierapolis.

Cleopatra’s Pool

Swim in the ancient pool at Hierapolis where, as the story goes, Cleopatra found the secret of her beauty.

Visitors swimming in Cleopatra’s Pool
Paragliding over Pamukkale

Paragliding

See Pamukkale and Hierapolis from the air on a paragliding flight.

Historical and Cultural Sites

From ancient cities to museums, Denizli has plenty of historical and cultural sites to explore.

A structure in one of the ancient cities of Denizli
Boat among water lilies on Lake Işıklı

Boat Tour

Take a boat tour among the water lilies of Lake Işıklı in Çivril, a lake that is home to a rich variety of wildlife.

Ski Resort

In winter, you can ski at the Denizli Ski Resort.

Snow-covered slope at the ski resort
Cable car line and the Denizli city view

Viewpoints

To watch the sunset over Denizli, take the cable car or head up to the Seyir Tepesi urban forest.

Local Food

Try local dishes such as lamb tandır kebab, biber tatarı made with peppers from the Kale district and yanık (smoked) yoghurt, keşkek, and Denizli gazoz, a local soda that is a summer classic. The city also has pide and kebab restaurants that have been open for decades.

Tandır kebab