Pamphylia

Pamphylia is an ancient landscape on the central south coast of Asia Minor - as of today's big city Antalya east to the Taurus Mountains in Turkey.

Your neighbor regions were called Lycia ( in the west), Pisidia (in the north to the border began to blur around the time of Christ ), and Cilicia to the east.

In Roman times it made with the province of Lycia Lycia et Pamphylia.

The capital of the region was Side, where evidence of side tables language were found.

Pamphylia is called in the New Testament as the home to some God-fearing men who witnessed the miracle of Pentecost were. (Acts 2,10 EU)

Ancient places

Alara, Andida, Aspendos, Attaleia, Etenna, Hamaxia, Korakesion, Isinda, Cibyra, Kremna, Laertes, Maximianupolis, Lyrbe, Perge, Side, Syllaion, Syedra, Termessos, Trebenna

Ancient Buildings

  • Eurymedonbrücke ( Aspendos )
  • Eurymedonbrücke ( Selge )
Classical antiquity Sidetic language Alanya Cremna, Pisidia Sillyon Frank Kolb
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