Places to Visit in Çanakkale !!!!!!

History of Çanakkale It has descended to 3000 years and many civilizations have left traces in these lands. According to mythology, when the children of King Athamas are removed from their homes by Phryxus and Helle's stepmothers, their true mothers are placed on a ram with a flying golden post, sent by Nephele the Cloud Goddess. As the prince and the princess fly over the coach in the sky, Princess Helle falls into the water and after that day the Bosphorus takes the name "Hellespont".
Abydos on the Asian coast and Sestus on the European shore were the scene of the most sad love of mythology. Leandros is a handsome young man with Abydos who falls in love with Hero from Aphrodite's priests. Every night she swims from Abydos to Sestus to see Hero. One night a bad storm starts and Leandros never reaches Sestus. Hero throws himself into the sea with great pain, thinking that he is drowning.
Troy, Neandria, Alexandria-Troas, Assos, Chryse, Dardanos and Lampsakos, which are important places of world archaeological literatures, are within the borders of Çanakkale. The strategic importance of Çanakkale due to its geographical position has been taken into consideration by the states located in this region. B.C. In the 5th century Çanakkale was under the rule of the Persian Empire. The Persian King Xerxes was planning to conquer Europe and built a bridge from the ships to pass the 100,000-strong military unit to Trakya from the narrowest point of the Bosphorus. Since then, as well as being on the way to Çanakkale, Marmara Sea and then to the Black Sea, the passage between Europe and Asia has also remained a very important geographical narrow passage to control. Macedonian King Alexander the Great, BC In 384, Anatolia's Aegean and Mediterranean domination took place, crossing the Bosphorus.
In later periods, the Romans, From the 19th century until the year 395 AD, the province was in possession of the hands of the province, following the rule of the Roman Empire of the Byzantine Empire.
In the following centuries after the Byzantine Empire, there were Arab and Crusader invasions in the region.
In the 14th century, the Karasioğulları, a Turkish robe, came to the castle and made Balıkesir the capital.
In the 15th century the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Fatih Sultan Mehmet built a castle on both sides of the Bosphorus and founded the city of "Çanakkale".
Mustafa Kemal, Commander of the Turkish Army in 1915, pioneered the emergence of the Allied States.

4 hour trip route

Kilitbahir Castle
Sayit Corporal Monument and Mecidiye Tabyaları
Çanakkale Martyrs Abide
57 Regiment Martyrs
Conkbayiri, Atatürk Monument and Siperle
8 Hour (One Day) Trip Route

Kilitbahir Village and Castle
Sayit Corporal Monument and Mecidiye Tabyaları
Şahindere Şehitliği
Alçıtepe Village Sargıyeri Şehitliği
Çanakkale Martyrs Abide
Yahya Sergeant Monument and Cemetery
Kabatepe
Anzac Cove
57 Regiment Martyrs
Conkbayiri, Atatürk Monument and Siperle
2 Day Trip Route

Kilitbahir Village and Castle
Sayit Corporal Monument and Mecidiye Tabyaları
Şoğanlıdere Şehitliği
Şahindere Şehitliği
Bakery Terrace in Alçıtepe Village
Kaymakam Colonel Hasan Bey Martyrdom
Çanakkale Martyrs Abide
Seddülbahir Village
Yahya Sergeant Monument and Cemetery
Sargiyeri and Hospital Cemetery
Kabatepe Promotion Center and Museum
Anzac Cove
Mehmetçiğe Respect Monument
Bloody Back Monument and Book
57 Regiment Martyrs
Mehmet Çavuş Monument
Conkbayiri, Atatürk Monument, Trenches and Inscriptions

Çanakkale Martyrdom
Memorials and martyrs in the historical National Park of Gallipoli peninsula, which is the center of the Gallipoli wars, creeping in the hair of mankind, drifting into an indescribable feeling of emotion, and an epic that every person of this motherland should learn by breathing that air, is perhaps the place to visit first time in Canakkale .

Çanakkale Martyrs Abide War Museum
The museum, opened in 1971, exhibits 1824 works. Materials belonging to the Çanakkale war are exhibited.

The ancient city of Troy

Smintheion Ancient City
The ancient city of Smintheion, located within the borders of the Gülpınar Village of Çanakkale-Ayvacık, is a sacred area dedicated to Apollo

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