Cleopatra’s Pool

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Cleopatra’s Pool is a famous thermal spring in Pamukkale, Turkey, known for its warm, mineral-rich waters and submerged ancient Roman columns.

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Cleopatra Antique Pool 1
Cleopatra’s Pool canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
thermal spring
tourist attraction
associatedWith Cleopatra VII Philopator (legendary association)
contains ancient marble blocks
ruins of Roman structures
submerged ancient Roman columns
country Turkey
hasAccessType paid entry
hasAlternativeName Antique Pool
Antique Thermal Pool
Cleopatra Antique Pool
linked to: Cleopatra’s Pool
hasDepth varies between shallow and several meters
hasFeature adjacent café and facilities
artificially contained pool basin
stone walkways around pool
hasHistoricalPeriod Roman period
hasHistoricalUse bathing place
spa
hasProperty bubbling water
clear water
mineral-rich waters
hasWaterTemperature approximately 36–38 °C
approximately 96–100 °F
hasWaterType thermal water
locatedIn Aegean Region
Denizli Province
Pamukkale
managedBy Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism
near Pamukkale travertine terraces
Roman Theatre of Hierapolis
openTo public
partOf Hierapolis-Pamukkale
ancient city of Hierapolis
linked to: Hierapolis
primaryLanguageOfSignage English
Turkish
touristActivity health tourism
sightseeing
swimming
thermal bathing
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf Hierapolis-Pamukkale World Heritage Site
waterComposition bicarbonate-rich water
calcium-rich water
carbon dioxide gas
magnesium-containing water
waterSource geothermal spring

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Pamukkale-Hierapolis contains Cleopatra’s Pool
Cleopatra’s Pool hasAlternativeName Cleopatra Antique Pool
linked to: Cleopatra’s Pool