Eceabat, a charming town in Canakkale Province, rests on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Steeped in history, Eceabat played a significant role in the Gallipoli Campaign during World War I. Visitors can explore the battlefields, pay homage to fallen soldiers at memorials and cemeteries, and delve deeper into this pivotal conflict.

Beyond the historical significance, Eceabat offers a taste of Turkish culture. Sample delicious traditional dishes at local restaurants, particularly fresh seafood and meze (appetizers). While nightlife isn't bustling, cozy cafes and local bars provide a relaxed evening atmosphere. For a budget-friendly option, check out Boomerang Cafe & Bar. Explore local markets to discover unique souvenirs and handicrafts.

History buffs can't miss the Trojan Horse Statue, a symbol of ancient mythology commemorating the Trojan War. Eceabat also boasts picturesque beaches along the Marmara Sea, perfect for relaxation, swimming, and enjoying the coastal beauty.