Visit Bergama
- Hiking / Trekking
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Art & Culture
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A quiet shopping city, Bergama is mainly famous as the location of the incredible ancient site of Pergamon, which is perhaps the most impressive in the whole of Turkey.
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A quiet shopping city, Bergama is mainly famous as the location of the incredible ancient site of Pergamon, which is perhaps the most impressive in the whole of Turkey.
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The best views over Bergama are to be had from the top of Pergamon's amphitheater, whose structure follows the steep slope of the hill and seems to plunge down towards the city below.
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