Sagalassos Ancient City is located in the region known as Pisidia in ancient times. The first traces of settlement in the city, located adjacent to a mountainous area, date back to 12,000 years ago. The Ancient City of Sagalassos is extremely well preserved with its monumental structures where almost all of the original building stones can be found. On the other hand, the plan of the city is quite striking considering the terraced structure on which it is built, and a harmonious and impressive monumental center has been created with this structure. Additionally, with at least a thousand years of ceramic production, Sagalassos is recommended for the UNESCO World Heritage List as the longest ceramic production center in ancient times.Important Works of Sagalassos Ancient City:

Busts of Ares, Herakles, Hermes, Zes, Athena and Poeidon in the Lower Agora Statue of Marcus Aurelius Statue of Adrian Tiberius Period Gate City Council Built in the 100s BC Doric Fountain Neon Library Antonine Fountain