The Key Sites of the Gallipoli Peninsula
From the landing beach at ANZAC Cove to the heights of Chunuk Bair and the Turkish memorials, here is a guide to every major stop on the battlefield.
ANZAC Cove
The small beach where Australian and New Zealand troops landed on 25 April 1915, now the emotional heart of any Gallipoli visit.
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The high point briefly captured by New Zealand troops in August 1915, and the site of the New Zealand national memorial.
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The Turkish memorial to a regiment that famously fought to the last man, and a key stop for understanding the Ottoman side of the story.
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The complete visitor guide to the Gallipoli Peninsula: where it is, what happened here in 1915 and the battlefields, beaches and cemeteries you can see today.
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The Helles Memorial at the southern tip of the Gallipoli Peninsula commemorates the Cape Helles landings and the Commonwealth dead with no known grave.
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Johnston's Jolly is a small cemetery and preserved trench line in the ANZAC sector, where opposing front lines sat only metres apart in 1915.
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