Find the world's longevity & detox retreats
A worldwide directory of wellness centres on an open map — filtered by what they actually do, from medical longevity to therapeutic fasting.
What this is
Longevity Places is a directory of wellness centres that specialise in longevity and detox, placed on an open, OpenStreetMap-based world map. Each entry links to the centre's own site — Longevity Places points you to real places, it does not sell stays.
How it works
Open the map or the catalogue, filter by specialisation — longevity, detox, fasting, medical, thermal and more — and by country. Curated centres are hand-checked; the rest are drawn from OpenStreetMap so the map is never empty, and every one links out to the source.
Who it is for
Anyone planning a health-driven trip: people researching preventive longevity clinics, a detox or fasting retreat, or a thermal spa, who want to compare real places on one map rather than across a dozen brochures.
What it costs
Browsing Longevity Places is free. It is a directory: we do not take bookings or payments, and listing a centre never buys a better position.
Frequently asked questions
- What counts as a longevity or detox centre here?
- Places whose programmes focus on healthy ageing, prevention, detoxification, therapeutic fasting or medically supervised cleansing — from clinics to retreats. Each centre is tagged with the specialisations it actually offers, so you can filter to the one you want.
- Where does the map data come from?
- Two sources. A curated set of well-known centres is hand-checked and marked verified. The rest are imported from OpenStreetMap for worldwide coverage and marked as machine-sourced, and you can search any area live from OpenStreetMap on the map.
- Can I book a stay through Longevity Places?
- No. Longevity Places is a directory, not a booking site. Every listing links to the centre's own website, where you arrange a visit directly with them.
- How do I get a centre listed or corrected?
- Contact us with the details. Curated listings are reviewed before publishing; OpenStreetMap-sourced entries are best corrected in OpenStreetMap itself, and the change flows through on the next import.
- Is the information medical advice?
- No. Longevity Places describes centres and general wellness topics; it is not medical advice. Longevity, detox and fasting programmes can have real contraindications — consult a qualified doctor before starting one.