Ferry

The 24-hr Eceabat–Canakkale ferry line, with hourly intervals during most of the day and night, is likely to be the most convenient choice to get to the city from European mainland.

Road

Canakkale is linked to north, east, and south by well-paved highways. As there is no bridge crossing the Straits of Dardanelles yet, you will have to take either Gelibolu–Lapseki, Gelibolu–Cardak, Eceabat–Canakkale or Kilitbahir–Canakkale ferry crossings when arriving from north.

Troy

Troy is an ancient city located in northwestern Turkey. It is an archaeological site popular with travellers from all over the world, and in addition to being a Turkish national park, it is on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. For most visitors though, the sheer wonder of this tourist attraction is standing on the site where the myth of Achilles, Hector, Paris and the Trojan horse all walked into history.

Mirror Mall

This shopping market is one of the symbols of Canakkale city which has a lot of legends and folk songs in the history of Turkey due to great tragedy happened between 1915 and 1918 as Gallipoly wars. The complex of the shops was built in 1889 during the reign of Sultan Abdulhamit II.

Ida Mountains

The range of the Ida Mountains that Turkish people call ” Kaz daglari “ is located in the North-west part of Turkey on the Biga peninsula very close to Canakkale and its nearby and the highest point of the region with the altitude of 1700 metres high from the sea level. There are a lot of small lakes, ponds, about 30 streams, 10 waterfalls, little woods, recreations areas and so many beauties which every one feels as walking in the paradise.

Gallipoli Historical National Park

Gelibolu Peninsula Historical National Park was established to honour the 500,000 soldiers who lost their lives on Gelibolu, also known as Gallipoli. The park includes memorials, monuments, cemeteries, the natural beauty of the Ariburnu Cliffs and Tuz Golu (Salt Lake) The beauty of the green hills, sandy beaches and blue waters provides an honorable resting place for the soldiers who bravely fought and died in this historic battle.

Olive Products

Canakkale is one of the major olive-producing regions that make Turkey one of the world's top producers of olives and olive products. In some areas, olive groves stretch as far as the eye can see. Roadside farm stands sell jars of local olives, olive oil, and honey. One can also find jars of local olives and olive oil filling the shelves of local gasoline or petrol stations.

Pottery

Canakkale ceramics gained popularity in 18th and 19th centuries, and benefiting from the city’s geographical location on the water passage of all commercial and naval ships, became widely known as souvenirs and gift articles. Plates, bowls, jugs, pitchers and vases of different designs can be found.

Cafe du Port at the Hotel Limani

Yali Cad no.12, Canakkale, Turkey
Cuisines: International

Hangover Cafe Bar Canakkale

Kayserili Ahmet Pasa Cad. 32/A, Kordon, Canakkale 17100, Turkey
Cuisines: Mexican, Steakhouse, European, Pizza & Pasta, Pub

Sea Side Restaurant

Kemal Pasa Mah. Balikhane Sok. No:3, Canakkale Merkez, Canakkale 17100, Turkey
Cuisines: Turkish