Gallipoli Tour : Gallipoli Battlefield Tour From IstanbulDaily

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Discover Gallipoli Battlefields with the Gallipoli Battlefield Tour From Istanbul and visit the Cemeteries, Anzac Cove and Battlefields in Gallipoli National Park.

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Jayme
Reviewed 15 October 2024, Tuesday
Amazing Gallipoli Battlefields Tour
Our journey from Istanbul to Gallipoli was started early and it was azaming day trip to Gallipoli Battlefields with the detailed explanation of the Tour guide. We saw important sites like the Lone Pine Cemetery and the Shrapnel Valley, ANZAC cove and the Gallipoli campaign sites.

Gallipoli Information

Gallipoli is a small town on the northern of the Dardanelles. Every year many visitors comes here to visit the the battlefields where I. world war was happened.

The Gallipoli is a peninsula that forms the western shore of the Dardanelles within the borders of the Gelibolu and Eceabat districts.

To visit Gallipoli Battlefields is one of the most important things to do for the visitor who is wondering about those area. It is possible to make your own gallipoli tour with organizing the your own staff to complate your tour such as take a taxi, or renting a car or taking bus from your point to Canakkale and do this things. Gallipoli is a large area that will not be easy if you do not know the area well, you may miss some place that you would like to visit. If you have more then a day it is ok.

What to see in Gallipoli?

Gallipoli has the richest history of the I. wold war and also cultural heritage, there are lots of important sties to visit and attractions. Most of sites related to the Gallipoli Campain of Wolrd War I.

Anzac Cove: Anzac Cove is a small cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey. It became known when the Anzacs landed here during the Battle of Gallipoli. The 600-metre long cove is surrounded by the Arıburnu hills to the north. After the landing, the beach became the main base for the Anzacs.

It is one of the most significant and solemn locations in Gallipoli .

Lone Pine Cemetery: On the former Anzac site on the Gallipoli Peninsula, for those killed in the First Campaign in Turkey but with no known grave.

Chunuk Bair: The Battle of Conkbayırı began on 7 August 1915 with the attacks of the Anzac and British troops on the Ottoman positions at Conkbayırı and lasted until 10 August 1915.

Turkish 57th Regiment Cemetery: Turkish cemetery, and it provides insight into the Ottoman perspective on the Gallipoli Campaign.

The Nek: The Nek was the site of a famous and tragic battle, and the Turkish 57th Regiment, lost here..

Kabatepe Simulation Center: This center features exhibits and simulations that help visitors understand the Gallipoli Campaign in more detail.

Gallipoli National Park Visitor Center: Provide orientation and information about the sites. Located at the entrance to the Gallipoli Peninsula,

Ariburnu Cemetery: Brithis cemetery is here This cemetery contains the graves of British and Commonwealth soldiers,, closer to the Anzac Cove.

Suvla Bay: Suvla Bay is a bay located on the Gallipoli Peninsula of the Aegean Sea and south of the Gulf of Saros. It is a historically important location for the Çanakkale Land Operations.

Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park: The monuments and arrangements on the Gallipoli Peninsula took their current appearance with the establishment of the Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park in 1970 and the subsequent activation of the Gallipoli Battles Gallipoli Historical Site Presidency on 19.06.2014.

Helles Memorial: The memorial was the main Commonwealth war memorial for the entire Gallipoli Campaign and also commemorates the 20,956 Commonwealth soldiers who lost their lives in action in 1915–1916 during the First World War and who have no known grave.

Museums: The region has several museums that provide more in-depth information about the campaign, including the Canakkale Naval Museum and the Kabatepe Simulation Center.

Monuments and Memorials: Throughout the region, you'll find various monuments and memorials dedicated to soldiers and those who served during the campaign.

Can you do a day trip to Gallipoli from Istanbul?

Yes, you can do a day trip to Gallipoli from Istanbul. A full day Gallipoli day tour is one of the best way to arrive to Gallipoli Peninsula and Explore the most important sites and return to Istanbul. If you have short time and want to see lots of things in a short time.

We organize private or group Gallipoli Tours that you may join. Both Gallipoli Tours are available all year round from Istanbul, Canakkale, Eceabat, Bursa, Kusadasi, Selcuk with the different organizations. According to the your location it is possible to organize your gallipoli day tour or gallipoli tour package. Please do not hesitate to contact us for your any question or book online.

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