The Nek
Explore The Nek, a significant battlefield in Gallipoli where Australian Light Horsemen made a tragic but heroic charge during World War I.
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 Commemorative Site
Visit the ANZAC Commemorative Site in Gallipoli, a memorial honoring Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in the 1915 campaign.
Beach Cemeter
Visit Beach Cemetery in Gallipoli, a solemn WWI site honoring ANZAC soldiers, including John Simpson Kirkpatrick, near Anzac Cove.
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…
Alaeddin Mosque
The Alaeddin Mosque, perched on Konya’s Alaeddin Hill, is a striking example of 12th-century Seljuk architecture. Its unique wooden roof and intricate tile designs blend Byzantine and Islamic influences, making it a key historical and cultural landmark. The mosque also serves as the final resting place for several Seljuk sultans, enhancing its significance. Visitors can…
Keslik Monastery
Keslik Monastery, located in Cappadocia, Turkey, is a Byzantine-era site carved into volcanic rock. It features ancient frescoes and served as a spiritual retreat for early Christians. The complex includes chapels, a refectory, and a cistern, all set in a tranquil, picturesque landscape. A hidden gem, Keslik offers a peaceful glimpse into Cappadocia’s rich Christian…
Sobesos Ancient City
Sobesos Ancient City, nestled near the village of Şahinefendi in Cappadocia, Turkey, is a remarkable archaeological site that sheds light on the region’s Roman and Byzantine heritage. Discovered only in 2002, this ancient city boasts well-preserved structures, including Roman baths, an impressive basilica, and stunning mosaic floors dating back to the 4th century AD. Sobesos…
Mustafapasa Village
Mustafapaşa, formerly Sinasos, is a charming village in Cappadocia, celebrated for its Greek heritage and historic architecture. Stroll through its cobblestone streets to see beautifully preserved Greek mansions and historic churches, including the frescoed Church of St. Nicholas. The village’s serene atmosphere and scenic surroundings make it a peaceful retreat in the region.
Yaprakhisar
Yaprakhisar, nestled in Cappadocia near the Ihlara Valley, captivates visitors with its unique volcanic tuff formations and tranquil setting. This picturesque village offers breathtaking views of fairy chimney-like rock formations, coupled with charming traditional Anatolian houses. Yaprakhisar is an ideal destination for those looking to explore ancient cave dwellings and historic churches while enjoying the…
Belisirma Village
Belisirma Village, located in Turkey’s enchanting Ihlara Valley, is a hidden gem that blends natural beauty with rich history. The village is renowned for its ancient rock-carved churches, such as the notable St. George Church, reflecting the Byzantine influence in the region. Traditional stone houses line the village, offering a glimpse into its past. The…