Behram, also known as Assos, is a charming town on the Aegean coast of Turkey, where history and nature blend in harmony. This is the place where the great philosopher Aristotle lived and taught for three years, and where you can admire the ancient ruins of a temple, a theatre, and a city wall. Behram is also close to the Dardanelles, the strategic waterway that witnessed many battles and legends, from the Trojan War to the Gallipoli Campaign. You can explore the castles, monuments, and museums that commemorate these events, or simply enjoy the stunning views of the sea and the island of Lesbos.