Situated over a thousand meters above sea level, it is indeed a prime attraction. An ancient Pisidian city founded by a tribe of warlike people, it was the only city in the antiquity that Alexander the Great did not touch. The people of Termessos were granted autonomy by the Roman Empire and given the right to put their own laws into practice. Visit the King's Road, City Walls, Gymnasium, Theater, Agora, Mausoleum and the Necropolis.