Bozcaada: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Bozcaada, known in ancient times as Tenedos, is a small island in the northeastern part of the Aegean Sea and one of Turkey's two island districts. This historic island combines Turkish and Greek cultural influences, reflected in its architecture and daily life.

The island is characterized by its traditional stone houses, narrow streets, and a prominent Byzantine fortress that overlooks the main harbor. Bozcaada is particularly known for its vineyards and wine-making tradition, which dates back to ancient times. The island's cultural landscape is shaped by its maritime heritage, local crafts, and seasonal festivals that celebrate its wine production and culinary traditions. Despite its modest size, Bozcaada maintains a rich cultural scene with various art galleries and cultural events throughout the year.