Perge Sütunlu Cadde

The Perge Colonnaded Street (Sutunlu Cadde) is a monumental Roman road in the ancient city of Perge near Antalya, Turkey, dating to the Roman Imperial period. The street extends approximately 300 meters with a width of 22 meters, forming the main north-south axis of the city. A central water channel ran its length, feeding cascading pools and supplying monumental fountains and baths along the way. The street was lined with columns and flanked by shops and commercial buildings. At its northern end stood Hadrian's nymphaeum, and excavations between 1946 and 2012 uncovered much of its extent.