Historic Sites of Gökçeada

Gökçeada preserves a diverse architectural legacy reflecting its Greek and Ottoman history. This collection features medieval ruins such as İskinit and Kastro castles, which served as strategic defense points along the island’s coastline. The list also includes significant religious sites, ranging from historic Greek Orthodox churches in Kaleköy and Dereköy to the traditional Sunni mosques found in the central district and the villages of Uğurlu and Eşelek.

İskinit Kalesi

Medieval fortress ruins situated on a hill near the western coast, providing views across the Aegean Sea.

Kastro Kalesi

Byzantine-era castle ruins overlooking the harbor of Kaleköy, featuring remnants of ancient stone walls and a strategic vantage point.

Kale

Historical fortress site in Kaleköy containing remnants of ancient fortifications.

Tarihi Klise

Historic Greek Orthodox church located within the Kaleköy district.

Uğurlu Köyü Cami

Local village mosque serving the community in the western settlement of Uğurlu.

Merkez Camii

The primary mosque situated in the central town of Gökçeada.

Klise

Greek Orthodox place of worship located near the historic village of Dereköy.

Eşelek Köyü Cami

Traditional mosque serving the village of Eşelek in eastern Gökçeada.