With local guides
From Homer's legends to island vineyards, discover Çanakkale through routes built around place, pace and meaning. All content is based on Wikipedia and open-source images.
Guided tourTroya, located at the foot of Mount Ida at Hisarlık, is the legendary ancient city that inspired Homer's Iliad. Rebuilt several times over 4000 years, it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1998.
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Guided tourAssos, located in the Behramkale village of Ayvacık, is an ancient city founded around 1000 BC. Famous for its Temple of Athena and sea views, it's also known as the place where Aristotle taught for 3 years.
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Guided tourBozcaada, Turkey's third-largest island, is famous for viticulture and sea tourism. With its old Greek houses, castle and beaches, it's one of the Aegean's charming islands.
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Guided tourGökçeada, Turkey's largest island, is located in the Gulf of Saros with 91 km of coastline. With its pristine nature, windsurfing beaches and Greek villages, it's ideal for culture and nature tourism.
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Guided tourThe Gallipoli Peninsula Historical Area is a 33,000-hectare area where the Çanakkale Battles took place. With the Martyrs' Memorial and trench remains, it's one of the most important centers of World War I history.
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Guided tourBuilt in 1462 by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror, Çimenlik Castle is strategically positioned on the Asian shore of the Çanakkale Strait. Now used as a museum, the castle displays weapons and documents from the Çanakkale Battles.
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