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The Flesh-Eating Stone of Assos: Why the Word "Sarcophagus" Was Born on This Coast
Sarcophagus means "flesh-eating", and the word was first used for the stone of Assos. Pliny's account, the coffins shipped to Rome and the necropolis still standing outside the west gate.
Where to Eat a Burger in the North Aegean: 9 Addresses from Çanakkale to Foça
From Çanakkale to Foça, via the Gulf of Edremit, Ayvalık and Bergama: nine burger spots known for house-baked buns, homemade sauces and hand-pressed patties, with their signature burgers and closing days.
The Hot Springs of the North Aegean: A Winter Route from Troy to Pergamon
Why is the ground warm along the North Aegean coast, and where does the hot water rise? A winter route from Troy and Kestanbol to Çan, Güre, Bademli and Bergama, with old town baths and what to know before you go.
Which Mythological Character Are You in the North Aegean Based on Your Zodiac Sign?
From the warriors of Troy to the goddesses of Kazdağları... In which corner of the North Aegean does your zodiac's mythological match hide?
From Istanbul to Northern Aegean: A 4-Day Road Trip
Embark on a delightful road trip from Istanbul to the serene pace of Northern Aegean. Along this route filled with sea, mountains, and history, savor unforgettable tastes and create lasting memories.
North Aegean Winter Guide 2026–27
The North Aegean from November to March: meteor showers, school holidays, village hotels open in winter, hot springs and the winter ferry timetable.
North Aegean Stops for Myth and History
From the Siren Rocks of Foça to the acropolis of Pergamon, the Troy Museum and the Altar of Zeus in Adatepe: five North Aegean stops where myth meets history.
Where to Eat Pizza in the North Aegean: 7 Places
From Cunda to Bergama and from Gelibolu to Bozcaada: seven pizzerias, from wood-fired Neapolitan to crisp Roman-style.
Mini Guide to the North Aegean: Where to Stay, Eat and Go
The North Aegean in five lists: where to stay, where to eat, villages, coves and sights. Hand-picked addresses from Gelibolu to Foça.