One-Day Tour of Troy Ancient City (Depart from Istanbul)


[Booking Method]: Select the booking date, fill in the contact information and the hotel name and address in English to make the payment. After successful payment, wait for the confirmation email.
[Ticket Collection Method]: A confirmation email will be sent after successful booking. Please check your registered email later and download the confirmation slip to your mobile phone for presentation.
[Booking Eligibility]: Free for children aged 0‑3 who do not occupy a seat
[Price Includes]: English‑speaking guide, round‑trip transfer, lunch, ferry fare
[Meeting Details]: Pick‑up from 05:30 to 06:30. Please provide your preferred location on the payment page. The supplier will reconfirm pick‑up from hotels in Sultanahmet and Taksim areas between 05:30 and 06:30. Please arrive 10 minutes before departure. The supplier will reconfirm the pick‑up time before departure. This is a shared transfer service, actual pick‑up time may be earlier or later. Please fill in the hotel name and address on the payment page.

Free cancellation 48 hours before
Want to travel back in time through millennia and touch the legendary chapters of Greek mythology? Want to straddle two continents, Europe and Asia, and encounter Turkey's most breathtaking history spanning mountains and seas? This one‑day Troy Legend tour is tailor‑made for history enthusiasts and travel adventurers, taking you on an immortal journey of civilisation!

The entire itinerary is thoughtfully designed for your ease and comfort, with exclusive hotel pick‑up and drop‑off in Istanbul city centre, saving you the hassle of transportation and allowing you to start your journey with ease. Arriving in Eceabat in the afternoon, you'll first enjoy an authentic Turkish meal, awakening your taste buds with rich flavours and recharging your energy for the upcoming exploration of ancient ruins.

Step into the birthplace of The Iliad—the legendary ancient city of Troy. A professional English‑speaking guide will accompany you throughout, using vivid and lively narration to unveil the mysteries of the Trojan War, decode classic scenes from Greek mythology, and breathe new life into the slumbering ruins. Stroll through the millennia‑old remains, take a seat in the ancient Odeon theatre and imagine the lively musical gatherings of old; walk the sacred grounds of the Temple of Athena and feel the solemnity of ancient Greek religious culture; get up close to the towering replica of the Trojan Horse, witnessing firsthand the revival of this household legend. You can also catch a glimpse of the ongoing archaeological excavation site, touching the layered imprints of civilisation.

The journey also offers an exclusive romantic experience—take a ferry cruise across the Dardanelles Strait. Gliding over the azure waters, you'll find yourself between the two continents of Europe and Asia at once, with the sea breeze on your face and panoramic views of both shores. Afterwards, take in the full vista of the Gallipoli Peninsula. This picturesque land, once the battlefield of the famous "Gentlemen's War", holds profound imprints of modern history, where mountains, sea, and history blend seamlessly, creating an immersive atmosphere.

This is no ordinary sightseeing tour—it's an immersive historical journey. From ancient myths to modern‑day imprints, from millennia‑old ruins to cross‑continental spectacles, unlock the depths of Turkey's past in one comprehensive trip, and understand the collision of Eastern and Western civilisations. Travel in comfort throughout, with professional commentary to guide you, accompanied by delicious food and stunning scenery. Every scene holds a story, and every step forward encounters a legend. Don't let history remain only in books—set off now, head to Troy, and honour a cross‑millennium appointment with civilisation!
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