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Prostanna Ancient City

Eğirdir, Isparta

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The remains of a Pisidian city that minted its own coins, on the slopes southwest of Eğirdir.

Safety warning

There is no marked trail; take water with you and do not go alone.

Its story

Prostanna was a city in the Pisidia region important enough in the Roman period to mint coins in its own name. Its remains lie on a mountain slope southwest of Eğirdir, overlooking the lake from above. Since it has not been excavated, the buildings are largely under soil and vegetation; traces of walls and foundations can be made out. It is a quiet destination for those who want to hike in a spirit of exploration.

Key facts

Admission
Free, no organized visitor area
Best time
April–June, September–October
Getting there
Southwest of Eğirdir; via footpath
Visit duration
2 hours (with the hike)

Trip purpose

  • Quiet
  • Hiking

Location

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37.85436, 30.82979

Where to eat nearby

3 venues within about 2 km

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Source: Web derlemesi (doğrulanmalı): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostanna