INFORMATION ABOUT 

 ÇANAKKALE

Çanakkale is located in the northwestern part of Türkiye, on both sides of the Dardanelles Strait, which connects the Sea of Marmara with the Aegean Sea. Thanks to this unique position, it is one of the rare regions in the world that stretches across both Europe and Asia.

The area is rich in history and home to some of the most significant sites of the ancient world. The legendary city of Troy, the ancient ruins of Assos with their breathtaking views from the Temple of Athena, and the Gallipoli Peninsula, marked by the battles of 1915, all form an essential part of Çanakkale’s cultural heritage. Many archaeological sites in the region are still waiting to be uncovered, adding to its reputation as an open-air museum. Ottoman-era castles, mosques, bridges, baths, and mansions further reflect the area’s deep historical layers.

Despite its strong sense of history, Çanakkale is a modern, well-organized, and safe city. Daily life is comfortable, technological infrastructure is well developed, and access to services and amenities is easy. The city is known for its calm atmosphere and high quality of life.

Çanakkale also offers rich natural beauty. Quiet beaches, clear waters, and uncrowded coves provide ideal conditions for swimming, diving, and relaxation. The Gulf of Edremit is famous for its fresh, oxygen-rich air, while thermal springs around the province attract visitors seeking health and wellness experiences. The region’s diverse flora and wildlife make it appealing to nature lovers and researchers alike.

As evening falls, social life comes alive along the seafront. Cafés, tea gardens, bars, and entertainment venues offer pleasant spaces to enjoy the sea view and unwind. With its blend of history, nature, and a relaxed lifestyle, Çanakkale is a distinctive destination waiting to be explored.