Stone ruins in the ancient city of Troy, Turkey, with grassy paths, low walls, and scattered greenery under a cloudy sky.

Troy I through to Troy IX

Discover the nine layers of Troy, from its early Bronze Age beginnings to its Roman period, showcasing the city’s rich and evolving history across millennia.

Stone seating of the ancient Odeon amphitheater ruins in Troy, Turkey, under a bright blue sky with trees in the background.

The Odeon of Troy

Explore the Odeon of Troy, an ancient venue for music and cultural events, offering insight into the artistic life of the city during the Roman period.

Stone seating of the Odeion and Bouleuterion in ancient Troy, surrounded by trees and sunlight, with a wooden platform.

The Bouleuterion of Troy

Visit the Bouleuterion of Troy, the ancient council house where leaders met for political and administrative decisions, reflecting the city’s civic structure.

Stone walls and a wooden walkway in the ancient city of Troy, Turkey, surrounded by greenery under a cloudy sky.

Sacrificial Altars of Troy

Discover the sacrificial altars of Troy, ancient sites of worship where offerings were made to deities, reflecting the spiritual life of the city’s early inhabitants.

Houses of Troy I

Explore the Houses of Troy I, early Bronze Age homes in Troy, Turkey, showcasing ancient urban development and architecture from 3000 BCE.

Wooden Trojan Horse sculpture, exterior view, with intricate carvings and large hollow body, set against a clear sky.

The Trojan Horse is an iconic symbol rooted in the mythological tale of the Trojan War, where it was used by the Greeks to infiltrate the city of Troy. Crafted as a large wooden horse, it concealed Greek soldiers within, tricking the Trojans into bringing it inside their city walls. Once inside, the hidden warriors…

Memorial stone wall at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, with plaques honoring fallen soldiers, set against rugged hills and a cloudy sky.

The Nek

Explore The Nek, a significant battlefield in Gallipoli where Australian Light Horsemen made a tragic but heroic charge during World War I.

Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial, Gallipoli

Johnston’s Jolly

Explore Johnston’s Jolly, a historic Gallipoli battlefield where ANZACs and Turkish forces clashed during WWI. Visit trenches and memorials today.

Turkish 57th Infantry Regiment Cemetery

The ANZAC Commemorative Site on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, is a poignant memorial honoring the Australian and New Zealand soldiers who served during the Gallipoli Campaign in 1915. Positioned near Anzac Cove, this site is the heart of ANZAC Day ceremonies held each year to remember the bravery, sacrifice, and resilience of the ANZAC troops….

ANZAC Cove & Gallipoli: serene beach with historical significance in Turkey

ANZAC Commemorative Site

Visit the ANZAC Commemorative Site in Gallipoli, a memorial honoring Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in the 1915 campaign.

Brighton Beach

Brighton Beach in Gallipoli, Turkey, holds significant historical importance as a key site during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I. Located on the southern tip of the Gallipoli Peninsula, this serene stretch of coastline was a landing area for the Allied forces, particularly the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). Though smaller and…

Ari Burnu Cemetery

Located on the evocative Gallipoli Peninsula, Ariburnu Cemetery stands as a solemn homage to the soldiers who fell during the harrowing Gallipoli Campaign of World War I. This sacred site encapsulates the valor and sacrifices of those who fought, providing a poignant space for reflection amid the scenic beauty that surrounds it. Overlooking the tranquil…

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