Troy – Alexandria Troas – Assos

From Troy, the Jerusalem Way leads through the Troas peninsula to Alexandria Troas. From this ancient port, the Apostle Paul set out for Europe for the first time. The route then continues through tranquil Aegean landscapes to Assos. The ancient hilltop city, with temple ruins, walls, and sweeping views over the sea, brings together myth, ancient history, and the paths of early Christianity.

Facts and Figures

  • distance: 104.39 km
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