GALLIPOLI TROY PERGAMON TOURS

2 DAYS GALLIPOLI TROY PERGAMON TOUR

FROM THE BATTLEFIELDS OF GALLIPOLI TO THE ANCIENT WONDERS OF TROY & PERGAMON

Experience three of Turkey's most remarkable historical destinations on this carefully designed 2-day journey from Istanbul. Visit the Gallipoli battlefields, explore the legendary city of Troy, and discover the magnificent Acropolis of Pergamon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With comfortable accommodation, expert local guides, transportation, and entrance fees included, this tour offers the perfect combination of history, archaeology, and unforgettable landscapes.

2 Days Gallipoli, Troy & Pergamon Tour | Journey Through 4,000 Years of History

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Gallipoli, Troy & Pergamon Tour 
Follow the footsteps of heroes, empires, and legends on an unforgettable journey through Gallipoli, Troy, and Pergamon.

DAY 1 - Gallipoli Highlights Tour: ANZAC Cove, Lone Pine & Historic Battlefields (L)
Pick-up from your hotel in Sultanahmet between 06:30 and 07:00 (06:00 for hotels in the Taksim area). Travel to Eceabat, where you will enjoy lunch before beginning your guided Gallipoli Tour. Visit the historic battlefields and memorials, including Brighton Beach, Beach Cemetery, ANZAC Cove, Ariburnu Cemetery, the ANZAC Commemorative Site, the Respect to Mehmetcik Statue, Lone Pine Australian Memorial, Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels), the 57th Regiment Turkish Memorial, The Nek, and the Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial. Return to your hotel around 18:00.

Accommodation in Canakkale

DAY 2 - Ancient Troy & Pergamon Tour: From Homer to the Roman Empire (B, L)
Pick-up from your hotel around 08:15. Travel to the legendary ancient city of Troy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will explore the famous replica of the Trojan Horse, the Sacrificial Altars, the 3,700-year-old city walls, the Houses of Troy I (3000–2500 BC), the Bouleuterion (Senate Building), the Odeon (Concert Hall), ongoing archaeological excavations, and the remains of the successive settlements from Troy I through Troy IX. The Troy tour ends at approximately 10:30, after which you will continue to Pergamon.

Upon arrival in Pergamon, enjoy lunch before visiting the magnificent Acropolis, one of the most important cultural centers of the ancient world. Highlights include the Library of Pergamon, the steepest ancient theatre in Anatolia, the Temples of Trajan and Dionysus, the site of the famous Altar of Zeus, the terraced Gymnasium, and the Lower Agora. The tour concludes around 16:30.

After the tour, transfer by coach to Kusadasi. The journey takes approximately 4 hours. Arrival is expected in Selcuk around 20:30 and in Kusadasi around 21:30.
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Hotel Options (or similar)

Price Details

Option 1
Standard

• Canakkale Artur Hotel (Standard)

345 EUR per person
Single Supp: +30 EUR

Option 2
Superior

• Canakkale Anzac Hotel (Standard)

360 EUR per person
Single Supp: +40 EUR

Option 3
Deluxe

• Canakkale: Akol Hotel (Standard)

410 EUR per person
Single Supp: +80 EUR

Option 4
Premium

• Canakkale: Kolin Hotel (Standard)

420 EUR per person
Single Supp: +90 EUR


This 2 Days Gallipoli, Troy & Pergamon Tour Price Includes:
1 night accommodation in Canakkale
Daily breakfast & 2 lunches
Professional licensed English-speaking tour guide
All entrance fees to scheduled sites
Hotel pick-up from Istanbul & drop-off in Kusadasi or Selcuk


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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Hotel accommodations are based on bed & breakfast. Standard check-in time is 14:00 and check-out time is 11:00.
• All tours are operated as regular group tours and include English-speaking licensed guides, entrance fees, lunch (drinks excluded) and air-conditioned transportation. Private tour options are available upon request.
• Professional guiding services are provided during scheduled sightseeing tours only. Transfers between cities (flights or intercity buses) and free time outside the tour program are unguided.
• This itinerary can be customized according to your travel preferences. Please contact us for tailor-made options.
Tour programs may be adjusted due to weather conditions or operational reasons.
Prices are subject to availability and may vary during peak seasons, festivals or for last-minute bookings.
• If you wish to return to Istanbul after the tour, we can arrange a transfer to Izmir Airport following your Pergamon tour and assist you with booking a domestic flight.

Journey through the heart of Turkey's history: Explore the Gallipoli battlefields, the legendary UNESCO World Heritage Site of Troy, and the magnificent Acropolis of Pergamon, one of the greatest cities of the ancient world.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is included in the 2 Days Gallipoli, Troy & Pergamon Tour?
The tour includes hotel pick-up from Istanbul, round-trip transportation, one night's accommodation, breakfast, two lunches, an English-speaking licensed guide, and entrance fees to all scheduled attractions.

Q2: Which historical sites will I visit during the tour?
You will visit the Gallipoli battlefields, including ANZAC Cove and Lone Pine Memorial, explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Troy with its famous Trojan Horse, and discover the magnificent Acropolis of Pergamon, home to one of the ancient world's greatest libraries and the steepest theatre in Anatolia.

Q3: Is accommodation included?
Yes. The tour includes one night's accommodation in Canakkale with breakfast, allowing you to continue your journey comfortably after visiting Pergamon.

Q4: Is Troy really the city described in Homer's Iliad?
Troy is widely recognized as the legendary city associated with Homer's Iliad and the story of the Trojan War. Today, visitors can explore its remarkable archaeological remains and discover the history and legends that have fascinated the world for thousands of years.

Q5: Can I continue my trip after the tour instead of returning to Istanbul?
Yes. The tour ends in Kusadasi or Selcuk, making it an excellent choice for travelers planning to continue to Ephesus, Pamukkale, or other destinations in western Turkey. We can also assist with your onward travel arrangements upon request.

ANZAC Cove is the historic landing site where the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) came ashore on 25 April 1915, marking the beginning of the Gallipoli Campaign. Overlooking the beach is the famous Ataturk Memorial, featuring Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's heartfelt tribute to the mothers of the fallen Allied soldiers, symbolizing peace, respect, and reconciliation between nations.
Chunuk Bair is one of the highest and most significant points on the Gallipoli Peninsula. In August 1915, New Zealand forces captured the summit during one of the campaign's fiercest battles. Today, the Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial honors the soldiers who fought and lost their lives in this historic battle.
Johnston's Jolly was one of the most heavily contested positions during the Gallipoli Campaign. Visitors can still see the remarkably preserved Turkish and Allied trenches, offering a unique insight into the close-quarters fighting. The cemetery commemorates soldiers who lost their lives during the campaign, including members of both the Australian and New Zealand forces.
Lone Pine Cemetery & Memorial named after the solitary pine tree that once stood on the battlefield, Lone Pine Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 1,000 soldiers, many of them Australian. The nearby Lone Pine Memorial is one of the five major ANZAC memorials on the Gallipoli Peninsula and commemorates thousands of Australian soldiers with no known grave.
Troy is one of the world's most legendary ancient cities, best known as the setting of the Trojan War in Homer's Iliad. Destroyed and rebuilt many times throughout history, the site reveals thousands of years of civilization through its remarkable archaeological remains. Today, Troy is proudly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Pergamon
was one of the greatest cultural and intellectual centers of the ancient world, famous for its magnificent Acropolis, impressive theatre, and one of the world's largest ancient libraries.