On the white terraces formed by calcite-rich spring waters, visitors walk only on designated walkways and barefoot. Surfaces can be wet/slippery in places; early morning or late afternoon light is ideal for photography (depending on visiting hours).

A multilayered archaeological site from the Roman–Byzantine period featuring the theatre, monumental gates (Frontinus/Domitian), colonnaded streets, a nymphaeum (fountain), and an extensive necropolis. With a capacity of 10,000+, the theatre is among the best-preserved examples in Anatolia.

A historic pool fed by thermal waters at around 36 °C, amid remnants of ancient columns. Swimming is optional and subject to an additional fee; those who plan to swim should bring a swimsuit/towel (locker/changing facilities vary by venue).

Located within former Roman bath structures, the museum displays artefacts unearthed in the region. (The visit flow is arranged by the guide according to time and availability.)

Sunrise hot-air balloon flights offer a panoramic view of the travertines and the plain. Flights depend on weather conditions; if the operator deems it unsuitable, they may be cancelled/postponed. Not suitable for pregnant passengers.
Note: The site has three entrances—North, South, and Town/City—and opening/closing times vary by season and gate. Please confirm current hours with staff/official announcements.