⬋ Caracalla, one of the monumental entrance points to the ancient city of Perge,
⬋ is a magnificent structure that reflects both the symbolic meaning the Roman Empire attached to water and
⬋ its architectural power. Its multi-level facade
⬋ , with its sculptural niches and column arrangement, elevates the structure beyond being merely a fountain,
⬋ transforming it into a stone stage.

⬅ This monumental fountain showcases Perge's advanced water engineering
⬅ while also emphasizing the empire's authority over the city. The architectural details on the facade
⬅ and the placement of the sculptures translate Rome's understanding of order, power, and grandeur
⬅ into a visual language.

These architectural remains in the ancient city of Perge are considered a functional passageway connecting public spaces during the Late Roman–Byzantine period.