Located in the Ağlasun district of Burdur, Sagalassos is one of the most important ancient cities of the Pisidia region. The city, which was of great importance during the Roman Empire, attracts attention with its magnificent structures. Most of the structures of this city, which was the capital of Pisidia in ancient Greece, have survived, albeit partially. The best preserved of these is the theater section. The Antonine Fountain, the ruins of the ancient theater, agora and baths reveal the architectural and cultural richness of Sagalassos. Located in a mountainous area, this ancient city has a fascinating atmosphere that combines historical beauties with nature.

The Wax Sculptures Museum in Eskişehir stands out as Turkey's first domestic wax sculpture museum. Established with the initiative of Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Prof. Dr. Yılmaz Büyükerşen, the museum displays wax sculptures of many well-known people, from Atatürk to world-famous leaders, from artists to athletes. With its realistic details and rich collection, the museum offers visitors both a historical and artistic experience. Open every day except Mondays between 10:00 and 17:00, the museum is one of the must-see places in Eskişehir for both local and foreign visitors.

Located in Burdur, İnsuyu Cave is the first cave in Turkey to be opened to tourism. This natural formation, approximately 600 meters long, has a fascinating atmosphere with its stalactites, stalagmites and small lakes. There are nine interconnected lakes in the cave, such as Dilek Lake and Büyük Lake. In recent years, the excessive use of underground water with drilling in the area has dried up the lakes inside the cave. The cave offers a unique experience to visitors with both its natural wonder structure and its cool air. İnsuyu Cave is a must-see spot for nature lovers and exploration enthusiasts.

Gondola tours on the Porsuk River, which passes through the heart of Eskişehir, add a romantic and peaceful atmosphere to the city. It is possible to discover the beauties of the city by gliding through the calm waters of Porsuk in Venetian-style gondolas. These tours, which especially start in the Adalar (islands) region, offer an unforgettable experience to both local and foreign visitors. You can take the gondola tour every day between 10:00-22:00. During the summer season (June-September), these hours can be increased to 09:00-23:00. The gondola tour lasts 30 minutes and a guide service is provided throughout the tour.