Top Things to Do in Edirne 2021

"I took a ferry across the Dardanelles and rushed to the hotel after the egg yolk dropped to the sea level. In the middle, I went to the ancient city ruins of Troy. Of course, the wooden horse at the entrance to the ruins was copied, but the children liked it very much. Ask for a photo, but I can’t see my face. A wooden horse destroyed an ancient city, which is also a miracle in the history of war."

"The archaeological site of Troy is located in Sisarlik, 40 kilometers south of Chanakare, the main port of the Dardanelles in Turkey. It is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. The discovery of this site is of great significance to understanding the critical period of the early development of European civilization in the history of archaeology, and is a testament to the entire Trojan civilization. On the other hand, it has become one of Turkey's tourist attractions, attracting thousands of tourists."

"The clock tower is right next to the port. It’s not too eye-catching. I didn’t have time to take pictures. I added a few street scenes to get to know this small town in the westernmost part of Turkey. Olive trees are planted everywhere and canned fish is also very famous."

"The Bulgarian flying saucer is located on the top of Bulgaria’s historic Buzludzha mountain (meaning glacier in Turkish) at an altitude of 1441 meters. The mountain occupies an important position in Bulgaria’s modern history. It is the site and battlefield of many historical events. The Ice Peak Monument is built by Bulgaria The Communist regime was built to commemorate the socialist movement organized by the socialist leader Dimitar Blagoev in the region in 1891 (Russia and Bulgaria joined forces to resist Turkish aggression on this hilltop). It was officially opened and opened in 1981, and it is also a podium. The potential intention is to remind people that the former Soviet Union is a good friend of Bulgaria. This "flying saucer" was a national landmark back then. Leaders gave speeches inside the "flying saucer", and tens of thousands of people gathered in the square outside. However, the building did not last long in the hands of the Bulgarian communist regime, but the building itself was also tofu, and due to well-known reasons, it was turned into a dangerous building within a few years and then turned into ruins. Seeing the pictures when it was built that year really gives people a feeling of red flags blowing in the west. The overall shape of the monument is sci-fi, with exquisite decorations of Bulgarian history and tradition. Its overall style seems to be loved even today. However, with the preservation of the Communist Party After the fall, the monument became a sign of failure. No one was responsible for the maintenance and management of the monument."

"The Pearl of the Black Sea , the ancient Greek colony of Messembria, a wonderful place with narrow streets , byzantine architecture and Northern Mediteranean mood."

"One of the three ancient capitals of Bulgaria, it was once the capital of Bulgaria in history. In 1393, the Ottoman Empire conquered Bulgaria, and the city was burnt down. The current buildings were rebuilt later. The ancient city is located on two mountains and has a prominent topography. It is the second largest city in the Balkan Peninsula and has a history of nearly 600 to 700 years. , There are many historical sites and places of interest, beautiful scenery, quiet and beautiful, it is worth a visit. See the world freely"

"This purpose is to commemorate a war between Turkey and Britain for the strait during World War I. The soldiers who died in that war were in this cemetery."