Discover Türkiye's Slow Travel Gems

The "slow travel" trend is popular with Brits who want to take their time and enjoy the culture and region.

The western coast of Türkiye is perfect for slow travel, with its beautiful beaches, hills, and villages. You can enjoy local food, wine, and history.

The region has many historical sites, including two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and six Unesco World Heritage Sites.

This island is famous for its 3,000-year-old wine production. You can spend your days exploring the streets and trying local food and wine.

About 70km south of Troy is a beautiful seaside spot with a special climate. You can taste local olive oil and learn about its history.

You can follow in the footsteps of legends.

Aeneas fled Troy and started a new life. You can follow his route, which connects natural and archaeological sites.

It's packed with slow travel cities.

Five of the country's slow travel cities are in the Aegean region. Gökçeada is the only island on the international Cittaslow network.

It has one of the world's 'best tourism villages'.

Birgi is a village with 5,000 years of history and was listed as one of the "Best Tourism Villages of 2022".

This coastal town is known for its hotels and food. You can try local dishes and drinks, like mezes and rakı.

Hikers can explore this park's trails and enjoy the local flora. The area has many plant species, including some that are found only here.

İzmir is a charming city with beaches, farmlands, and markets. You can try local food and wine, and visit the Urla Wine Route.

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