When you enter the canyon, which extends from one end to Tokatlı Village and the other end to Gümüş Mahallesi of the Old Bazaar, when you enter the canyon by paying 3 TL, a wonderful walking path along the river awaits you. Sircali Canyon; It was declared a Wildlife Reserve in 2001. In the canyon; roe deer, fox, wild boar, rabbit are in abundance. The canyon, consisting of Sirçalı Village, 19 km from Safranbolu, merges with Düzce Canyon and extends towards Konarı Village to the south. The water source passing through Sakaralan Canyon originates from the borders of Eflani District. The formation of the canyon starts in Yağcı Neighborhood of Sakaralan Village and extends towards Konari Village.

It is an old Greek church built in 1872 in the Kıranköy area of ​​the city center. The Skalion School (1863) and the house used by the church priests form an interesting complex around the church, which was converted into a mosque in 1956.

Indicates the time of day in Arabic numerals. It is divided into ten-minute time zones. It is possible to read the time accurately by the shadow cast of the sunlight reflected on a triangle made of brass plated with marble.

Lutfiye Mosque, which the people call the 'Fugitive' Mosque, is among these buildings. One of the values ​​of Safranbolu and open to worship for 137 years, its official name is 'Lutfiye', in the colloquial language 'Fugitive' Mosque attracts attention with both its architecture and its story.

The Clock Tower, located on the Castle in the middle of the valley, where Safranbolu historical monuments are exhibited together, is the Sultan III. It was built by Selim's grand vizier from Safranbolu, İzzet Mehmet Pasha, between 1794 and 1797.

This “Museum Village”, which is 11 km away from Safranbolu, can be reached via the Safranbolu-Araç highway. It was taken under protection by the Ministry of Culture in 1997 due to the fact that it was a real Turkish-Turkmen Village and the splendor of its historical structures. It is a small model of Safranbolu. There are 93 registered works.

Since it is built on a hill overlooking Safranbolu, you can watch the whole city and take postcard photos, and then you can find a lot of information about Safranbolu by visiting the interior of the historical building that has been converted into a museum.

Located in the Lower Dana Village, about 8 km from the center of Safranbolu, Hızar cavern is located at the beginning of the Tokatlı Canyon, which was formed as a result of the erosion of the limestone field by the Hızar Stream.

One of the natural beauties of Karabük, Bulak cavern is said to be one of the longest discovered caverns in Turkey. The length of the cavern is about 6 km, but 400 meters of it is illuminated suitable for walking.

It is 27 km away from Ulus District. Starting at 300 meters in Ovacuma and reaching 1416 meters in Göktepe, the altitude is an average of 1000 meters. Uluyayla is located in an untouched forest of 86000 hectares.