Ari Burnu Cemetery
Ari Burnu Cemetery was begun during the campaign. There are 253 burials at this cemetery. It was named after the promontory at the north end of Anzac Cove and was used throughout the occupation.
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57th Infantry Regiment Cemetery and Memorial
57th Infantry Regiment was the first to fight to ANZACs and nobody in the 57th Infantry Regiment survived from the war.
Akbaş Cemetery & Memorial
Akbaş Cemetery & Memorial is near to Akbaş port.
Anzac Cove
27000 Australian, New Zealand, British and Indian troops were put ashore in Anzac Cove between 25 April and 1 May 1915 and majority of them were Anzac.
Atatürk’s House at Bigali
In the Bigali village near Eceabat, the house which Ataturk used as his headquarters during the Gallipoli Campaign is now a museum.
Baby 700 Cemetery
Baby 700 Cemetery has 493 burials and almost all the dead were unidentified.
Beach Cemetery
Beach Cemetery was in use from 25 April 1915 and contains 285 Australians, 49 British, 21 New Zealanders, three soldiers from the Ceylon Tea Planters’…
Çanakkale Martyrs Memorial
Çanakkale Martyrs Memorial is the main Turkish memorial at Gallipoli.
Cape Helles Memorial
The Cape Helles Memorial, a 33-m high cenotaph commemorates the British Empire's part in the Gallipoli campaign.All places in Gallipoli Peninsula Historical National Park →
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Assos & Behramkale
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City
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Gökçeada (Imbros)
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Troy
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