Overview
Gallipoli is a historical city located in western Turkey, known for its significance in both World War I and ancient Greek history. This charming city offers a mix of beautiful beaches, ancient ruins, and important war memorials.
Top Attractions
- Gallipoli Peninsula National Historic Park
- Anzac Cove
- Kabatepe War Museum
- Kanlısırt Martyrs’ Memorial
- Achi Baba Hill
Beaches
- Kucukkuyu Beach
- Bozkum Beach
- Altınoluk Beach
Historical Sites
- Troy Archaeological Site
- Hamzakoy Ancient City
- Kilitbahir Fortress
Local Cuisine
- Try traditional Turkish dishes such as kebabs, mezes, and baklava
- Sample fresh seafood dishes at waterfront restaurants
- Enjoy Turkish coffee or tea at a local cafe
Shopping
- Explore the local markets for unique souvenirs, ceramics, and textiles
- Visit the Grand Bazaar in Canakkale for a wide selection of goods
Events
- Anzac Day ceremonies on April 25th
- Canakkale Victory Day on March 18th
- Troy Festival in August
Transportation
- The closest major airport is in Canakkale
- Renting a car is a convenient way to explore the area
- Local buses and taxis are also available for transportation within the city