Halfeti is in the westernmost part of the province of Şanlıurfa and on the east bank of the Euphrates River. With a 3,000-year-old history, Halfeti is one of Türkiye's most extraordinary locations.

One of the smallest districts of Ankara Province, Güdül is about 90 km from the center of Ankara. Excavations in and around the city have exposed the region’s long history.

Göynük, an urban site that has preserved its historical, cultural, architectural and natural beauties from the Ottomans to the present, holds the title of a Slow Town (Cittaslow).

It is located in the northwest Aegean region, and is Türkiye’s largest island. It is famous for its singular geography and protected natural resources.

The district of Foça is situated on the site of the ancient city of Phocaea and is said to have been founded by the very same people who founded the French city of Marseilles, Attalia in Corsica and Ampurias in Catalonia.

Situated in Isparta Province and around, Eğirdir is one of Türkiye’s 21 members of Cittaslow International.

In 2021, the Arapgir district was designated as a Cittaslow (Slow City). It is also the first district of Malatya to be granted ‘The Cittaslow Status’.

Imagine a quiet town located between the lush mountains and the turquoise sea.

Located between İstanbul and Ankara, Mudurnu is a small town and district in the province of Bolu.

İznik (ancient Nicaea) is a beautiful town on the lakeside offering rich natural and historical attractions.

Türkiye’s one of the most popular skiing destinations, Ejder 3200 (Palandöken Ski Center) is now certified by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) as a sustainable destination!

Afyonkarahisar is a part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network with its rich gastronomy heritage.