Urla is one of the most peaceful and quite districts of Izmir. The city’s history is believed to be dating back to 2000s BC. In Urla you can see historical works dating from ancient times and great civilizations. Much more is awaiting you in Urla thanks to beautiful villages, ancient ruins, shopping opportunities, beaches, islands and small islands, festivals, and cultural events. If you are going to Urla, take a day off to the Quarantine Island, which is a site used by the Ministry of Health. Visit also the famous Art Street whose fame is spread throughout Turkey. You can visit the bookstores, antiques shops, handicrafts workshops, souvenir shops and many more on the Art Street. The most beautiful examples of the old stone Greek houses of Urla can also be seen on this street. Those who are willing to shop in Urla, it is absolutely necessary to visit the Malgaca Market. You can find a place suitable to your budget in Urla that offers multiple accommodation alternatives such as hostels, boutique hotels, resort hotels and vineyards. Transportation in Urla is usually provided by minibuses and taxis.

Many restaurants in Urla offer a variety of seafood and appetizers. You can also taste the Aegean Region's delicious olive oils here. Some of the most popular restaurants in Urla are Beğendik Abi Restaurant, Yengeç (Crab) Restaurant, Özbek Restaurant, Sahil Restaurant, Denizaltı (Submarine) Port, Meze Evi and Filika Balık. The festivals took place in Urla throughout the year are as follows: Urla Artichoke Festival (April), Urla Grass Festival (March) and Urla Vine Harvest Festival (August).

Located on the south-west of the center of Izmir, Urla is neighboring Çeşme and Seferihisar districts. Those who prefer airway to reach Urla should fly to Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport.