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A modern monumental structure located in the center of Çanakkale, symbolizing the Trojan War.

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Located on the Kordon Boyu in central Çanakkale, the Trojan Horse was specially designed for the 2004 film 'Troy' and was gifted to Çanakkale after the filming. This horse, used in the movie, is a modern interpretation of the Trojan Horse, one of the most well-known symbols of the ancient Trojan War. Although there is no definitive information on what the real Trojan Horse looked like, this structure serves as a monument that brings the legend described in Homer's Iliad to the present day. This wooden horse, approximately 12.4 meters high and 6 meters wide, was brought by ship from Malta, where the film was shot, and placed in its current location in Çanakkale. Visitors can enter the horse, ascend to the upper floors, and enjoy the view of the Dardanelles Strait. The structure has become one of Çanakkale's tourist attractions, especially a frequent spot for local and foreign tourists to take photographs. Despite being a modern work, it is an important symbol that keeps alive the memory of the ancient Trojan civilization and the legendary Trojan War. The stairs and observation points inside the horse offer visitors a different experience, while the details on its exterior try to reflect the war atmosphere of the period. This...

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• Don't forget to go inside the horse, ascend to the upper floors, and enjoy the view of the Dardanelles Strait.
• It is an ideal location for taking silhouette photos of the horse, especially at sunset.
• Since it is located on Kordon Boyu, you can sit and relax in the surrounding cafes.
• After visiting the Trojan Horse, you can also visit the nearby Çanakkale Naval Museum.
• Being in the center of Çanakkale, it is easily accessible by public transport or on foot.