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The philosophy of the Cittaslow Movement, which emerged in Italy in 1999 and was adopted as a protection policy, was based on rejecting an unoriginal, uncommunicated and merely consumption-oriented life. It invites people to maintain their original and traditional living habits with a modern approach. It includes policies that cover all natural and cultural objects that come from the past and are worth preservation. It is encouraging local production. The work area is Gökçeada, which is located in the northeastern part of the Egean Sea and is the largest island in Turkey. The island, in addition to its important natural landscape features, also has a remarkable cultural wealth. Examples of traditional Rum architecture and local products (wine, olive oil) are one of the important cultural objects the island needs to be protected. Gökçeada was incorporated into the international network of quiet cities in 2011. This is the first and only island. In this study; the contribution of the quiet city movement to the sustainability of cultural landscape characteristics has been studied in the example of Gökçeada. For this purpose, the criteria related to the topic included in the quiet city manifesto were drawn up. With observations and examinations on the site, the qualifications of the work aimed at preserving the peaceful city announcement and cultural landscapes in the subsequent process were addressed. At the end of the study, it was found that the title of the quiet city in Gökçeada was not as effective as desired. In addition, in order to minimize the devastating effects of the rapidly developing tourist movements on cultural landscapes on the island, various recommendations have been made in the framework of a quiet city approach.

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