Audio Guide of the Trojan Horse of Çanakkale

The Trojan Horse of Çanakkale is an ornamental replica located outdoors on the waterfront, so it can be visited 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no time restrictions. It is always accessible to admire and photograph. No need to worry about closures!

No, not at all! The Trojan Horse of Çanakkale is completely free. It is located in a public area of the harbor, and no ticket or fee is required to get close to it and enjoy it. So you can save that money for a good Turkish tea!

Since it is an ornamental replica viewed from the outside, visiting the Trojan Horse itself will not take much time, perhaps around 15–20 minutes to see it from different angles and take some photos. However, we recommend allowing a bit more time to stroll along the charming waterfront and soak up the atmosphere of Çanakkale.

This Trojan Horse is a replica used in the film 'Troy' (2004) and was later donated to the city by Warner Bros. It is displayed as a symbol of the region’s connection to the legendary Trojan War. Although it is not the ancient "original," it is a tangible reminder of the cinematic version of the myth and a major point of interest.

To avoid crowds and enjoy pleasant lighting for photos, I recommend visiting the Trojan Horse early in the morning or at sunset. As for the time of year, spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer milder weather and fewer tourists. Summers can be hot and busy.

Yes, the Trojan Horse is located on a flat, paved waterfront promenade, making it fully accessible for people with reduced mobility or wheelchair users. There are no steps or barriers preventing close access to admire it. Everyone is welcome to enjoy it!

Çanakkale is full of history! Near the Trojan Horse, you can visit the Çanakkale Naval Museum, stroll through the old town with its charming streets, or take a ferry to Gallipoli to explore the First World War battlefields. And of course, don’t forget to take a trip to the ruins of ancient Troy, just 30 km away, for a complete experience. For more information, you can check the official website of the Çanakkale municipality.

Of course, here are some tips: First, don’t forget your camera—it’s a fantastic postcard shot! Second, take the opportunity to walk along the pier and enjoy the views of the Dardanelles Strait. Third, there are nearby cafés and restaurants where you can sit down and enjoy tea or a meal with a view. Finally, if you are interested in history, consider visiting the ruins of Troy at this link to gain a fuller perspective on the legend.