Anzac Hotel

Anzac Hotel is surrounded by several historical buildings, restaurants, cafes, pubs, bars, clubs, and shops at the oldest part of Canakkale. The sea side is just 50 m away, where you can walk by the lovely shores of dardanelles. Anzac Hotel is located adjacent to the Historical Clock Tower Square, which is one of the most attractive monument of Canakkale. It was built with the money bequeathed by Emilio Vitalis, the italian vice-consul in the 1890s. The Canakkale Onsekizmart University exhibition center lies opposite of Anzac Hotel. This building was former Italian Consulate. ‘Cimenlik Castle’ (built by Mehmet the conqueror , the ottomon sultan in about 1462) and the Naval Museum (mainly devoted to photos, newspapers, and artifacts connected with Gallipoli Campaign) are just 200 meter away from the Anzac Hotel. A replica of the orginal form of Nusret minelayer battleship also lies in the Cimenlik Park, where both Cimenlik Castle and Naval Museum take place. For those, who want to trace their ancestors in Gallipoli Campaign, Commonwealth War Graves Commission office (CWGC) is also very close to the Anzac Hotel. After passing the ferry jetty square, about 100 meters after, Commonwealth War Grave Commission office appears on the third floor of an Apartment near the Pier Cafe.