Trojan Horse
Among the relics of ancient Troy, the Trojan Horse symbolizes the city’s ruin and is known from Homer’s works.
As the myth goes, the Greeks concealed themselves in the horse's belly to trick the people of Troy and abduct the city.
Beside the archaeological site, there is a vast replica which serves to remind visitors of the nostalgic love story full of strategies and treacheries.
While no tangible evidence exists, the narrative of the horse still remarkably influences our perception of ancient battles and the shrewdness employed in them.
