Denizli

Building Features
  • Camera System
  • 24-Hour Security
  • Cafeteria
  • Sports Channel
  • Kitchen
  • Gym
Room Features
  • Mini Refrigerator
  • Shower and WC
  • Study Desk
  • Unlimited Internet
  • TV and Satellite Broadcasting
  • Room with Balcony
  • Room Phone
  • Personal Locker
  • Air Conditioning
Services
  • Laundry and Ironing Room
  • Study Room
  • Daily Cleaning
  • Weekly Cleaning
  • Breakfast

Denizli
  • Population 1.056.332
  • Student Count 45.465
  • Foreign Student Count 1.597
  • University Count 1
  • Library Count 4
  • Museum Count 3
  • Coastal? Yes
  • Train Station Available Yes
  • Airport Count 1
  • Nearest Airport Denizli Çardak Havalimanı (DNZ)
  • Train Station Count 1

DENİZLİ

Denizli Province is located in Aegean region. Denizli is the largest city in Aegean region after İzmir, with its central population exceeding 500 thousand. Denizli is one of the largest and most developed sixteen cities of Turkey. Denizli, which is an industry, export and trade center, is also a university city with over thirty thousand students. Having hosted millions of domestic and foreign tourists in a year, Denizli is a tourist city, as well as a center of education, congress, culture and art with local, national and international events (see Festivals). Center of Southern Aegean Development Agency (Geka) is also Denizli.

TRANSPORTATION

You can reach Denizli by road, railway and airway.

Popular Destinations

Travertines of Pamukkale

Travertines in Pamukkale district of Denizli province are very important for tourism. The remaining carbonate minerals from the streams constitute a spectacular visual feast. The travertines also include the thermal springs in Pamukkale. Pamukkale Travertines, which are included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO, is a popular destination for tourists.

Ancient City of Tripolis

Located within the borders of Buldan District, this ancient city is approximately 40 km away from the city center of Denizli. First name of the ancient city of Tripolis, known to belong to Lydian Period, was known as Apollonia. The name was changed to Tripolis in the Hellenistic period.

“ Please note: The dormitory information provided on this page is for informational purposes only. Edumoni does not guarantee the currency or accuracy of this information. We recommend utilizing Edumoni's professional consulting services for the most reliable and up-to-date information. Edumoni is not responsible for independent dormitory arrangements. For a safe and informed decision, we advise contacting us directly. ”