2 Days Pergamon, Troy and Gallipoli: Kusadasi to Istanbul

Pergamon AcropolisExplore the upper city on a hill above Bergama. Its buildings were arranged on terraces overlooking the plain.

Altar of Zeus and Great Altar AreaSee the foundations and open area where Pergamon's Great Altar once stood. Your guide explains the monument that was built here.

Lunch during the Pergamon dayStop for an included meal at a local restaurant. Drinks are charged separately.

Library of PergamonFind the remains of the library buildings. They recall Pergamon's place as a centre of learning in the ancient world.

Theatre of PergamonLook down the steep rows of stone seats built into the hillside. The theatre is one of the main sights of the upper city.

Troy Ancient CityWalk among several layers of an ancient town. Your guide connects the excavated ruins with the history and stories of Troy.

Trojan Horse ReplicaSee the wooden horse at the archaeological site. It recalls the horse used in the legend of the Trojan War.

Sacrificial AltarsVisit the remains of the sacred area and its altars. Learn how offerings formed part of religious life.

Ancient City WallsFollow the surviving stone defences of Troy. These walls belong to the city's Bronze Age settlements.

Houses of Troy ISee foundations from the first settlement at Troy. They show how early homes were built on this site.

Agora of TroyLook over the remains of the public gathering area. Your guide explains its place in daily city life.

Brighton BeachVisit a broad stretch of the Gallipoli coast used behind the front line. Supplies were brought through this area during the campaign.

Beach CemeteryPause at the cemetery beside the coast. It contains graves of soldiers who died during the Gallipoli campaign.

Lunch on the Gallipoli dayLunch is included at a local restaurant between today's visits. Drinks cost extra.

ANZAC CoveSee where Australian and New Zealand troops came ashore in April 1915. Your guide points out the beach and the ridges above it.

Ari BurnuVisit the headland by ANZAC Cove and its cemetery. The coast here helps explain the first landings.

Lone Pine CemeterySee the memorial and graves at Lone Pine. Hear about the August battle fought on this ground.

Johnston's JollySee surviving trench remains near the ridge road. They show how little ground separated the opposing sides.

Shrapnel ValleyLook into a valley used to bring men and supplies towards the fighting. Its route ran inland from the shore.

Turkish MemorialVisit a memorial to the Turkish soldiers of the campaign. Your guide includes their experience of the fighting.

The NekStop at the ridge associated with the Australian attack of August 1915. Learn why this small area mattered during the campaign.

Chunuk BairSee the memorials on this high ridge. The visit covers the fighting between New Zealand and Turkish forces.