Name: Park Dedeman Adıyaman
Address: Siteler Mah. 20155 sok. No 1 Merkez / Adıyaman / Turkey
Telephone: +904162191000
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HOTEL PARK DEDEMAN ADIYAMAN

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CLOSE PROXIMITY TO HISTORICAL AND MODERN SITES

With its close proximity to historical and modern sites, being only 20 minutes from Adıyaman Airport, 5 minutes from the Ancient City of Perrhe, and 90 minutes from the ruins of Mount Nemrut and the Ancient City of Arsameia, Park Dedeman Adıyaman offers its guests unique opportunities.

PARK DEDEMAN ADIYAMAN

Siteler Mah. 20155 sok. No 1 Merkez / Adıyaman / Turkey

T: +90 (416) 219 10 00

E: [email protected]

Ancient City Of Perrhe

Known as Me’arath Gazze Pörön in ancient literature and as Pirin or Perin in Mesopotamia, the Ancient City of Perrhe is one of the five big cities of the Kingdom of Commagene. It had geopolitical significance, as it was located on the road connecting Melitene (Malatya) to the capital Samosata (Samsat).

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Karakuş Tumulus

Located in Kahta, Adıyaman, Karakuş Tumulus is a mausoleum for the women in the Royal Family of Commagene. The top of the tumulus is formed by pebbles. Approximately 20 meters high, the tumulus was called "Blackbird" (Karakuş) by the locals because of the eagle statue on the column to the south of the tumulus, and the name still stands today.

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Cendere Bridge

Cendere Bridge, also known as Severan Bridge or Septimius Severus Bridge, is located on the Ancient Cabinas (Cendere) Stream. The bridge connects the two sides of the stream flowing through an awe-inspiring canyon. It is located at the Sincik-Kocahisar junction on the way from the Kahta district to Mount Nemrut, approximately 10 kilometers from the Karakuş Tumulus. The bridge was rebuilt by the Legio XVI Gallica garrisoned in the ancient city of Samosata by the order of the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus (193-211).

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Ancient City Of Arsameia

Located in the Kahta district of Adıyaman, the Ancient City of Arsameia features ruins on the Nemrut route. The city was once the capital of the Commagene civilization and was also known as the "Fortress". The city was used for defense, and tunnels were dug throughout the city for religious purposes.

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Mount Nemrut

Mount Nemrut towers at 2,150 meters in Adıyaman, Turkey. Located in the Taurus Mountains range, near the Ankar Mountains, and close to the Kahta district. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987, Mount Nemrut is under protection by the Mount Nemrut National Park established in 1988.

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