★ UNESCO
World Heritage
World Heritage
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Where in the world
Türkiye
The site
Troy is an ancient city in north-western Anatolia, in present-day Turkey, occupied over an immense span from around 3000 BCE into the first centuries CE. Its mound holds layers of successive settlements linked to the Hittite and Mycenaean worlds and to the story of the Trojan War. That deep stratigraphy and its place in myth and early archaeology earned Troy its UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Field notes
- types
- City · Village
- built
- 3,000 BCE
- occupied
- 3,000 BCE — 500 CE
- country
- Türkiye
Notable finds
Renowned pieces unearthed at Troy — and where they are today
Monuments & structures
What stands within Troy
archaeological siteTemple of Athena at Ilion
Pictured through the ages
Artworks that portray Troy










Chronicle
What happened at Troy
- 1,257 BCETrojan War
