On the first floor of Ataturk and Ethnographic Museum there is a collection of Turkish folk art and crafts. On the ground - a room where in time of arrival to Denizli stayed Mustafa Kemal Ataturk - the founder of modern Turkey
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City of Denizli is especially popular among tourists for the opportunity to bathe in thermal springs, which contain limestone salts and iron |
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20 km from Denizli, at the plateau on 384 meters above sea level, is located Thermal Resort & SPA Pamukkale(«the Cotton Castle»). There are motels and swimming pools there |
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Hierapolis Archeology Museum is the ruins of the ancient city (17 km away from Denizli). The first buildings appeared here in II millennium BC |
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Kaklik Cave is located near Pamukkale Mount. Inside the small, beautiful cave grow mineralized seaweeds and live bats. In the pond near the entrance to the cave one can see turtles that bask in the sun here |
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