Turkey Attractions
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Showing 9 attractions in Canakkale
Clear AllDardanelles Open Water Swimming
Swim across the legendary Hellespont strait from Europe to Asia, retracing Lord Byron's 1810 crossing on an organised event.
Kilitbahir Castle
Imposing 15th-century Ottoman fortress shaped like a clover leaf, guarding the narrowest point of the Dardanelles across from Canakkale.
Canakkale Pottery Workshop
Try your hand at the region's famous Canakkale ceramics tradition, shaping and painting clay in a working studio.
Aynali Carsi Bazaar
Charming 19th-century mirrored bazaar in the city centre selling local ceramics, Canakkale pottery, spices, and sweets.
Bozcaada Island Wine Tour
Ferry to Turkey's wine island for tastings at boutique vineyards, strolling the castle town, and swimming on sandy beaches.
Assos Ancient Temple of Athena
Doric temple ruins perched on a volcanic hilltop with sweeping views over the Aegean to Lesbos island, surrounded by olive groves.
Canakkale Waterfront & Naval Museum
Lively Dardanelles strait waterfront with cafes, the replica minelayer Nusret, and a naval museum chronicling the strait's history.
Gallipoli Battlefields & Memorials
Moving WWI memorial sites including Anzac Cove, Chunuk Bair, and the Turkish monument — a pilgrimage for Australians and New Zealanders.
Troy Ancient City
Legendary Bronze Age site of Homer's Iliad, with 4,000 years of layered ruins and the iconic wooden horse replica.