Ilion is an ancient city located in the region of Troy (modern-day Turkey), though it is historically associated with Greek mythology and archaeology. It is most famously known as the site of the legendary Trojan War, a conflict central to Homeric epic poetry.
The location is primarily recognized for its archaeological significance as one of the major centers of the Bronze Age in Anatolia. Excavations at the site have revealed multiple layers of habitation, providing insight into the historical development of the region and its role in ancient Mediterranean history.