We had a local guide here, he wrote a book titled Troy.... Very informative. You must get a guide or miss out on the significance of this site.

I suppose the horse was inevitable. However, the site is fascinating and reasonably well presented. It is not dramatic but together with the story, it is well worth it.

Homer was a historian not a novelist. I was taught this was a fable as a kid. Now I can walk the dig and say NO it is not a story, it is a chronicle.

To view a site which has uncovered over 4000 years of history is mind boggling. I am sure that the construction of the various walls, ramps and such will provide much insight to the engineering ability of a historic society. While the water has receded...More

Wonderful ruins of the many cities which were built in this site. They have a replica of what they think the horse looked like but the ruins are the highlight. As usual in turkey expect lots of dogs and cats. They mind their own businesses...More

The ruins at Troy are not as engaging as most other sites. We were lucky in that we had an informative Tour guide who told us about the area. That helped as you really need the information to bring it to life.

Not much to see. Just the feeling, that I've been there. Ofcourse, if you ponder a bit, it's an awesome feeling that you are standing on a site thousands of years old.