Top Things to do in Canakkale Province
Top Restaurants in Canakkale Province
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Discover the best top things to do in Canakkale Province, Turkey including Tas Mektep, Nedime HanIm Lisesi, Comu Ilahiyat Camii, AyvacIk Tuzla Murat Hudavendigar Camii, Babakale Camii, Gazi Yakup Bey HanI, Behramkale, Troy (Truva), Bozalan Koyu Camii, Kumburun Koyu Camii.
Restaurants in Canakkale Province
1. Tas Mektep
2. Nedime HanIm Lisesi
3. Comu Ilahiyat Camii
4. AyvacIk Tuzla Murat Hudavendigar Camii
5. Babakale Camii
6. Gazi Yakup Bey HanI
7. Behramkale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By 797ebrua - Ankara, Turkey
Behramkale is a upper town of Assos. At the top of the hill, you can see the remnants of the ancient city such as the castle, the Temple of Athena in the open air museum. In addition to those, you can also see the mosque built in the Ottoman Era. Recently, Behramkale is a very cozy village with its tea gardens, cafés, souvenir shops, and authentic restaurants. After visiting the ancient town, it is a joy to walk on the street and make some shopping. Especially in summer seasons, it is also nice to drink cold blackberry juice that you can find almost every corner in Behramkale.
8. Troy (Truva)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,779 reviews
Site of the heroic siege in in Homer's Iliad, Troy (Truva in Turkish, Ilion in Greek) was excavated in the 1870s by Heinrich Schliemann. He uncovered civilizations dating back 5,000 years, including best-preserved Roman architecture. Explanatory materials at the site are limited, so visitors should bring a good history text or hire a guide.
Reviewed By lovingGurgaon - Gurugram (Gurgaon), India
I am still gloating over the lmpact of my visit to Troy yesterday. The presence of the wooden horse at the entrance is surrounded by mystery. The legend has it that the Greek soldiers came hidden in it during the Trojan war though its authenticity is yet to be established. The ruins of the city are well preserved and a wooden pathway makes the place easily accessible.There is a great sense of well being as we walk around.
