The center utilizes 3D cinema projection technology to recreate specific naval and ground combat scenarios.
The exhibit layout follows a chronological path through the Gallipoli Campaign, starting from the naval assault to the ground defense.
The building's design was purposefully kept low-profile to maintain the integrity of the natural landscape within the protected Gallipoli National Park.
It is the only facility in the region to offer a fully synchronized multisensory recreation of the 1915 battle experience.
The Çanakkale Epic Promotion Center, locally known as the Çanakkale Destanı Tanıtım Merkezi, utilizes advanced simulation technology to reconstruct the 1915 Gallipoli Campaign. The facility features 11 distinct exhibition halls equipped with three-dimensional screening systems and physical dioramas. Visitors experience the historical narrative through multisensory effects, including simulated artillery fire and environmental soundscapes. The center is specifically designed to provide an immersive overview of the Dardanelles War before visitors tour the open-air battlefields. It serves as a primary educational hub for the Gelibolu Peninsula Historical Site. The architecture incorporates subterranean elements to minimize visual disruption to the surrounding Gallipoli topography.
The elevated observation terrace offering a view toward the Dardanelles strait.
Visit this center before touring the wider Gallipoli battlefields to better understand the strategic context of the locations.
Check the language availability of the 3D shows at the reception, as they rotate depending on visitor demographics.
Prepare for a significant temperature drop inside the simulation rooms compared to the outdoor peninsula heat.
Do not attempt to see all nearby monuments in the same afternoon; the center requires significant time for the simulation segments.
Maintain a quiet, respectful demeanor as the site commemorates significant wartime casualties.
