We visited Perge along with Aspendos and Side on a day tour with Nirvana tours which you can book locally in Antalya or online. The guide was great and it was excellent value for money

Great historical site with great atmosphere. Archaeologically largely unexplored. Explored "only" roman bath and areas around main street. Perfect fountain cross down city. Its pity that upper city isnt available for tourist.

This visit was part of an organised tour covering the history of Turkey and well worth going on even if you are not that keen on history.

The bath complex was amazing. Those Romans new how to live. There is still so much at this site to be dug up and restored. I expect many great things will come out of this site as archeologists continue to work the site.

It is quite easy to imagine how life was lived in this city. The collanaded street with centre water feature and the Agora with its surrounding shops were interesting. Sites were well explained.

A lot to see (and quickly if you go with a coach tour!). Can't believe how much still remains here. We saw it as well as Side and Aspendos on an organised coach tour, we would have liked more time to explore, say 1-2 hours. I would also have liked to look at the stadium in more detail but it... More

Superb huge ruins where you are allowed to walk the entire grounds at your leisure. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and I recommend using one.

The ruins at Perge (English is Perga) were never pillaged and ransacked. An earthquake destroyed the city and remained untouched until Turkish archeologists discovered it. Many of the statuary from the ancient city are in the Perga museum in Antalya, and they are in spectacular shape.

Beautiful site, goes on and on, mixing so many traditions it is a little overwhelming. See it early before it gets too hot