Perge tickets and tours
Perge is a Roman city near Antalya with a colonnaded street and a stadium. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.
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Ticket options compared
What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.
| Option | What’s included | Good for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exploring Perge on your own | Reach the ruins by car or taxi, buy a ticket on arrival and walk between the gate, the colonnaded street, the baths and the stadium at your own pace. | Independent travellers with their own transport | Book now |
| Guided tour of Perge | A guide explains what each part of the ancient city was used for, and often combines Perge with other sites near Antalya. | Those who want transport and explanations | Book now |
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About Perge
Perge was an important city in ancient Pamphylia and flourished in the Roman period. Its wide colonnaded street, public baths, stadium and theatre show how an ancient city was planned and lived in.
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Good to know
Tickets for PergeEntry rules, opening times and ticket types can change, so check before you go. Tours usually say whether the entrance fee is included.
Perge in the summer heatThe ruins are open and have little shade. Visit early in the day and bring water and a hat.
Nearby
Aspendos Theatre
A well-preserved Roman theatre east of Antalya, still used for some performances.
Antalya Museum
A museum in Antalya that displays finds from ancient sites in the region.
Also in Antalya
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book Perge in advance?
Usually not for a visit on your own, but guided tours with transport are often booked ahead in the busy summer months.
How long does a visit to Perge take?
About one to two hours at the site, plus the journey from Antalya.