Impressive old historical mosque surrounded by businesses and recreation area. The grounds are always busy with worshippers and tourists as well. I did not see the inside but from what I gather it's also very impressive.

Visiting Bursa Grand Mosque was truly unforgettable. The architecture is stunning, with incredible mosaics, domes, and history in every detail. Stepping inside felt peaceful and inspiring. A must-visit in Türkiye!!

🕌 A must-see place in Bursa! Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque) is one of the finest examples of early Ottoman architecture. The atmosphere inside is peaceful, and the historical details are truly impressive. A perfect spot to take photos and feel the spirit of history.

The Ulu Cami Mosque is an absolute must-see! If you visit Bursa, this magnificent mosque should definitely be on your list. It was commissioned by Sultan Bayezid I after his victory at the Battle of Nicopolis in 1396 and completed around 1399. The mosque was designed by the famous architect Ali Neccar, and it stands as one of the finest examples of early Ottoman architecture. Built in the Seljuk multi-dome style, it features 20 domes supported by massive pillars, a design that symbolically reflects the Sultan’s vow to build twenty mosques, which he instead fulfilled by constructing one grand mosque with twenty domes. As its name suggests, the “Great Mosque” is truly majestic, richly decorated with intricate calligraphy, geometric motifs, and a central fountain used for ablution. Ulu Cami marks an important transition between the Seljuk and classical Ottoman styles, blending simplicity, symmetry, and spiritual harmony.

The grand mosque of Bursa is beautiful, it’s old, it’s reminiscent of old Islamic architecture, its calligraphy is one to see, and the cover of the Holy Kaaba in Mecca is just icing on an already very beautified cake

Ulu Camii (Grand Mosque) is one of the most impressive landmarks in Bursa. The architecture is stunning, with 20 beautiful domes and amazing calligraphy inside. The atmosphere is peaceful, and it’s a must-visit for anyone coming to Bursa.

Its a great mosque , Its had a great History. I hope we can visit this mosque again and pyayer at this mosque. I came to this mosque on feb 2025 with air temperature is - 1 deg celcius and it 's a momorable moment that i can'nt forget

It was an okay ride. The price was high compared to the ride. There was a bit of a wait to get the tickets and there was a part of the lift that was not working so we only were able to ride half of it. If you have money to spare do it or else, it’s okay to miss it. One of the employees spoke arabic so that was very helpful.

The view is absolutely stunning and worth seeing at least once. However, the cable car is quite expensive—especially for non-Turkish visitors, and it's unclear why there's a price difference. What's more frustrating is that they still charge the full fare even when the second station is closed, meaning you can't reach the summit. While it's officially "due to maintenance," it's clear that this closure is seasonal, as the upper section is simply not open in summer. Overall, it felt overpriced for a partial experience. I’m glad I saw it once, but I wouldn’t go again.

While the views from the Uludağ cable car are undeniably breathtaking, the overall experience left much to be desired. As a foreigner, I was charged 950 TL (around €22), which feels unfairly steep—especially considering that half the line was apparently "under maintenance" (we were told we couldn’t reach the summit, a common excuse it seems during the low season). There was no prior warning about the limited access, and no reduced fare to reflect the shorter ride. Beyond the scenic ride itself, the rest of the experience felt disorganized and poorly managed. For the price paid, I expected more than just a one-way view and vague explanations. The natural beauty is there, but everything else—from pricing to transparency—needs serious improvement.

Love it... Very organized. The fast line cost 300 lira but it's worth it... You don't have to wait to get there. Clean cars, the mountains are beautiful, touring the forest is a must. Must try if u visit Bursa

Wonderful experience to fly through the mountains covered with trees and clouds on top. I am so happy that the people and government of Turkey have taken a good care of their country. Would love to visit again.

The views were great. But the prices were outrageous. My Turkish fiancé was 90 tl to ride the cable car whereas, they charged me 300 tl because of my USA passport. It’s not fair. We spent 110 tl on just 2 coffees. Make sure to bring your own food because everything is overpriced. Other than that, the mountain is a great place to escape the heat and stress of the city. Many playgrounds for children.

One of the amazing experiences I had in Turkey. The cable way has 2 stops. The first one (Satialan) is at 1635 m altitude. Once out, you will fund many activities and things to do for the whole family. You can have nature walks in the amazing fir forest, play at the adventure park, rent a bike or ATV, have a picnic in nature and many other things. You can easily spend the day there especially for families. The second stop (kurbagakaya) is at 1810 m altitude. It has ski resorts and chalets. The ride in the cable way itself is amazing since you go up Uludag mountain, then ride almost horizontally, then ride to to the top very close to the trees where you can enjoy the fir trees. It is a must when in Bursa.

Visiting friends in Bursa for the Adha holiday, I was invited, among other places, to experience the special atmosphere of this charming place, the Koza Han, where people flock from various places in Turkey and around the city. It’s a huge courtyard where cafés and other shops abound, each offering their unique coffee flavor, sweets or food. We settled in one corner overlooking the yard, and waited patiently for what proved to be the best Turkish coffee I’ve tasted to date: Gözde kahve (favorite coffee). What makes it unique is the way it’s prepared slowly over coal, the way one would barbecue. The server brought the trays carrying the empty cups (each of a different color), as well as water and loukoum, a local tradition, which I find endearing. Later, when the coffee was ready, he brought each separately in a copper coffee pot, made differently to meet each of our tastes (sweet, black, half sugar). Just sitting there and observing the crowd around gives one a sense of serenity and calm, something we needed at the end of a very busy and tiring day. People sitting and chatting, others mulling around, the smell of coffee brewing hanging in the air, it’s all a pleasure one has to experience. I would definitely recommend for everyone who gets the chance to enjoy 😊 this treat.

It might be a historical place. But it is occupied by cafes. And everyone smokes here. You can feel vibe of smoking heaven. If there are not many cafes here like now, it would be much beautiful and great place than now.

Beautiful place with shops specialized in different things but mostly silk. Ambient is nice. There is very small masjid in the middle from 2hich you can take more panoramic pics and videos fir the place. I gave it 4 instead of 5 because only being small but there several other Han beside it so you can walk for longer time and see other shops but most importantly enjoy the sepcial vibe there.

Koza Han is a beautiful historical place in the heart of Bursa. The atmosphere is peaceful, full of history, and surrounded by lovely shops and cafés. You can enjoy Turkish tea under the trees and feel the spirit of the old Silk Road.

A very cute inn with a tiny mosque in the middle, inside there are shops selling mostly textile products, and there are also small cafes where you can drink tea and coffee.

Pretty place, but most stores sell only stoles, nothing much to shop here.

Enjoyed hot chocolate and from one of the little cafes and it was aglow with so many shops selling silk scarfs, wraps and dresses 😍

This tomb belongs to Mehmet Çelebi Sultan, one of the sultans of the Ottoman empire. There are a few other tombs that belong to the sons and daughters of the sultan. The architecture of this tomb complex reflects Ottoman style. As it is a holy place, dressing modestly is recommended.

The Green Tomb is renowned for its extraordinary and stunning decoration, both inside and out. Its walls are adorned with beautifully crafted tiles that showcase intricate designs and vibrant colors, enhancing its visual appeal. The tomb is the final resting place of Mehmed I, the fifth Ottoman Sultan. It was built by his son and successor, Mehmed II, who decided to lavish more decoration on it than most other structures of the time. Ideally located nearby, both the Green Mosque and the Green Tomb are easily accessible, making them perfect to visit together. Their close proximity offers visitors a seamless opportunity to explore two of Bursa’s most treasured Ottoman landmarks.

💚The Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) is one of Bursa’s most iconic landmarks and the resting place of Sultan Mehmed I, who reunited the Ottoman Empire after a civil war. The turquoise and emerald tiles covering the exterior are breathtaking and symbolize peace and heaven. Inside, the fine calligraphy and geometric patterns reflect early Ottoman art and Persian influence. The area is quiet, clean, and beautifully maintained. It’s located just next to the Green Mosque, making both easy to visit together.

The Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) in Bursa is a stunning piece of early Ottoman architecture and a true symbol of peace and elegance. Built in 1421 for Sultan Mehmed I, the mausoleum is beautifully decorated with turquoise-green tiles that give it a serene and spiritual aura. The interior is equally breathtaking, with intricate Iznik tilework, calligraphy, and a peaceful atmosphere that invites reflection. It’s part of the Green Complex, located right next to the Green Mosque, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, or art. Though the tomb is not very large, its beauty and historical significance make it unforgettable. Highly recommend visiting with a guide to fully appreciate its story and craftsmanship.

Very well maintained this "Yeşil Camii " of 15th century, which has very nice colorful interiors. Please wear proper clothes and for ladies, Please carry something to cover your head to show your respect to enter inside the mosque and tomb.

the Green Tomb is a masterpiece of early Ottoman architecture, reflecting Timurid influences and the city’s historical significance. A must visit site in Bursa.

A beautiful mosque with great history. Loved the centuries old trees in the yard.

The hotel water has been out for 6 hours and electricity for 2 hours, also they had frequent electricity cut out every half an hour. When we tried to get a partial refund for our struggle, they outright refused to do anything about it. The room door did not lock from the inside of the room, and when told the reception about it, they asked us to bring the cards where it had no problem and they only locked the door after 4 hours.

I had spent very well times there is a good team to help you and the rooms are very clean and comfortable. I think the food is also delicious and diverse, in my experience, I would like to stand out that the hotel is undoubtedly one of the best hotels

If I could I would give 0 stars. Although we were told that there was free parking, when we arrived it turned out that it was a small place in front of the hotel for about 20 cars and of course it was full. They started offering us paid parking lots, which were not very close. I can't understand why they didn't warn us that the parking lot is for a limited number of cars and that advance booking is required. The entrance is terrible, old and without an elevator to the reception. You have to carry your suitcases like a porter up the stairs. The prices at the bars are unreasonably high, 45 Turkish lira for a cappuccino. The rooms are too small. The booking site said that there was a swimming pool and sauna, but there were none. Stay away from this hotel.

I would like to clarify some things for everyone who wants to stay in this hotel. It was the WORST! we went there with no expectations because we just wanted to ski. Anyways, let me start up with some details. we arrived around 9 and the check in time was at 2 am. when the check-in time had came I requested the key. they told me to wait a bit more, said fine ill wait. they gave me a card with my name on it but the room number was changed two times. every time we wanted to use the elevators we waited AT LEAST 15-20 minutes and had to climb up the stairs every day. the staff is using the same elevators and when the elevator goes up it doesn't stop. it only stops when it goes down!!! the breakfast is from 7-10 am and they start kicking you out at 9.40. we bought "all expenses paid" package but when we requested water to our room they charged us. a housekeeping lady opened our door to enter and came in without even warning us! IT WAS UNBELIEVABLE HOW SHE MARCHED IN AND SCANNED THE ROOM WITH HER EYES! she said she came in by mistake but didn't even knock the door before she entered, there wasn't any housekeeping coming to our room to clean. THE ROOM WAS NOT CLEANED, IT WAS VERY DIRTY, THE BATHROOM AND THE TUB WAS FULL OF HAIR EVEN THOUGH I REQUESTED CLEANING 3 TIMES! OUR SINK WAS BROKEN AND WASN'T WORKING IF NOT HELD! Some of the employee were very kind but some of them were very mean. We were told that we could spend some time at the third floor where the fireplace is. We waited 4 hours for a couple of wooden sticks ( we called them to ask if they could bring sticks or not, they told us to wait 15 mins and they will come right away ) at the end we found out that they didn't even inform the person who is responsible with the fireplace. When the wood came in after 5-6 people called the reception another men came to kick us out because they need to disinfect the room. there is a huge miscommunication problem with the staff. they have many rules that no one cares about and they treat you like you owe them something. they told us that we have ski pass for 3 days and gave us a paper we needed to travel to the hotel 2-3 times for information. they are expecting for you to know everything. It has a very very good location that is the reason why we preferred the hotel. We also heard good things about it until we arrived. every person we met during our stay in the hotel complained about the same things. in conclusion I would not recommend the hotel for the people who are looking for comfortable stay.

Been skiing everywhere, and this is by far the worst skiing experience i have ever had, resort is not bad however the slopes treatment is the worst, rocks and tree trunks chopped in the middle of the slopes and my beloved expensive slalom ski got damaged, badly. And plus they rip you off if u are not Turkish, like in ur face. They charge Turkish people for a sandwich 20 and they want to charge you 40. People are rude and not helpful especially if u do t speak the language, will never come back

Their bar DJ has suined our night there. We asked him to play a song he didn't even listen to me then the waiter told me to pay him a drink for that and we did yet he didn't paly it. Piece if Robb. If we weren't on in holiday we would definitely create a big problem thefe so that next time he should not fool others. And prices are very expensive as it is a five stars luxury club. Ps: i don't know about the hotel

This hotel is the worst hotel what I saw in my life!!!! Too much money....for dirty room and broken toilet! Workers are so rude with a costumers, and poor people (including us) were waiting for 7h to take a room. And receptionist was shouting of each of them.. Terrible experience.... Don’t even think to come here. You will be so regret. Plus we paid for the tam plus pansion and we have only water and tea for free 🤯 Cola extra 😂😂😂😂😂😂👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

Here lies the founder of the Ottoman Empire. The shrine attracts many visitors and is ket in a very good condition. The guards at the entrance are dressed in the former of the days when Osman was the Sultan. They are a part of the attraction of the place. As it is a mausoleum, modest dressing is recommended.

The resting place of Osman Gazi, holy shrines of other important figures and close companions of the Ottoman regime. Located in Tophane park, which overlooks the panoramic view of Bursa city. Open to the visitors and free to enter, a calm, quiet and peaceful atmosphere near the tomb. A ceremonial reenactment used to perform there. Dressed as Ottoman soldiers and offer tribute to them in a crowd of spectators. Orhan Gazi's (Son of Osman Gazi) resting place is also next to this. Really a place to feel the old history and understand. A must visit spot in Bursa.

Here lies the first Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, I mean what can be said other than, May Allah grant Osman Gazi Jannat-ul-Firdous for all his contributions. The experience of visiting the tomb was very good. Make sure to stay till the end of the hour to see the guard change. Rest in peace sir.

The tomb of the first Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Osman Gazi! When Bursa was conquered in 1326, Osman was still alive but too ill and old to take part in the campaign, so his son Orhan led the conquest. Next to Osman Gazi’s tomb, you’ll also find the tomb of his son, Orhan Gazi. What’s interesting is that the tomb of Osman Gazi is still guarded by human guards!

Visiting the tomb of Osman Gazi was an amazing and unforgettable experience. As the founder of the great Ottoman Empire (Osmanlı Sultanate), his final resting place carries immense historical and cultural importance. The tomb is beautifully preserved, and the peaceful atmosphere allows visitors to truly reflect on the legacy of this iconic leader. What made my visit even more special was witnessing a traditional parade near the tomb. It added a vibrant and ceremonial touch to the experience, giving a glimpse into the rich Ottoman heritage and how it’s still honored today. The location also offers stunning views over Bursa, and nearby sites like Orhan Gazi’s Tomb and the historic Tophane Clock Tower make it a perfect spot for history lovers. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring the roots of the Ottoman Empire!

Very good experience,visted osman gazi grave and orhan gazi grave,children and wife,these are the founder of ottoman empire did the work that is remembered till today,they had hard ship but look how Allah tala rewarded them,how many people say fathi at there grave, we need more leaders like this.

It is very interesting visit for me .... the place clean, calm and reading Quran very slow ... Finally I recommend every body to go

A lush green Zoo with many animals and species protected in a beautiful manner. In Bursa, one of the main attractions with your family and kids. An affordable entry fee of 40L with large parking outside and many refreshments inside. The highlight is this maintained greenish botanical garden and pavements lead you to walk to explore this open zoo without any tiresome. Spent 3-4 hours watching the animals and their lives in fantastic weather. A must go place in Bursa.

Bursa Zoo was fine but not very impressive. Some animals looked a bit sad, and a few spots had an unpleasant smell. There were some cute animals to see, though. Overall, it could be better. The ticket price (50 lira) was fair.🦒🦚🐆🦁🦏🦙

Its a great zoo. We drove from İstanbul and the animal variety is amazing. Its very cheap as well. We paid 24 TL each to enter. My fav animal was the giraffe. Definetly recommended.

We went to a bunch of zoos in Turkey, and this is the best one; it has multiple type of animals and an open area, so you can see them really well. I loved it.

Its good. But not too much animals.

the animals are cute and there's a great variety of them. my only problem were the shops inside. the ice cream man was incredibly rude and the ice cream was overpriced and didn't taste good. I would go again but I'd recommend bringing your own snacks

Pretty average zoo, great for what it is. I do recommend if you are in the area with kids and have nothing to do. I don’t think it’s the best zoo that you can go to as an adult but your kids will enjoy. I do appreciate the benches and shops. Although some sections were closed so we didn’t get to see all the animals unfortunately

The place is beautiful and easy to reach, with plenty of nearby parking available. It’s also located close to the Ottoman Village. There are many restaurants and cafés in the area, offering a variety of options for visitors.

This waterfall would be great if it wasn’t for the trash you find everywhere in and around the water. You can also see two large and long ugly water hoses lying along the water path and I don’t know for what. The municipality should really improve this area which has so much better potential.

It is so crowded and narrow place in a small village. You wont lose anything if you dont see it...instead of this waterfall you can try küreklidere falls

Nice place but it is not active area. Maybe because I went around 10 am. The good thing that around this area, it has farms to pick fruits & buy local honey 🍯.

You may try pony horse riding on the way there is jam shop very good Recelci Dede

Several kilometers from the heart of the city of Bursa, in an area called Kestel Kestel, lies this waterfall. The Castell area is an area surrounded by oak trees from everywhere. You can also hear the sounds of the roar of waterfalls throughout the region. This area has long been underground and then emerged from the rocky surface of the flood and turned into magnificent waterfalls. This area was discovered by refugees who came from Russia during the First World War and came to Bursa asylum seeking. Bursa Municipality has paid close attention to this area, where it has established restaurants, gardens, recreational facilities and barbecue areas. The facilities are provided with water from the mountains, car parking, lighting and many other services. It also built around it many residential houses, villas and farms for conditioning and recreation.

V cold & calm places Horse riding also available

Very Good place to visit when you go to Bursa. It's next to Clock Tower with a Very good view of Bursa. If you want to see the old traditional warriors to pay their homages and guard, come in the morning around 9 am. They'll stay their for one hour.

Emir Sultan Mosque is the most famous and sacred among the mosques in Bursa.

It is wonderful to feel the atmosphere of that historical building while praying.

You can take the wudhu outside, male and woman are in the same place..for woman u have to search for friend who can covered you, while wudhu..In prayer area, woman go to bayan area ( you go to the left side from entrance)

Beautiful mosque mashAllah, with eloquent reciter leading the prayer. Watch out for the staring lady though!!

Another gem of artwork and design in Bursa's historic mosques and tombs. What it lacks in colours and ooh-aah moments of the Grenn Mosque are made up for in the simplicity of the designs and patterns. Brilliant red carpet fits in nicely with the artwork

❤️🙏🏻 great place to visit.

The squirrels, the flowers, the ducks, the cycling, the walking and much more fun we had there, 3 times already and will go again and again

Peaceful. Beautiful.

Great place for a walk

Nice place

İt was good

(Translated by Google) It's a nice place. There are also picnic areas. (Original) Güzel yer. Piknik alanları da var.

(Translated by Google) The mosque is very neglected and dirty, the nature is beautiful in every way, the important thing is the living space inside (Original) Mescid-i çok bakımsız ver pis doğa hertürlü güzel önemli olan içindeki yaşam alanı

the best museum on Bursa if you want to see something special come here and free entry

We were surprised how well the museum was put together. Many different interesting subjects and times were displayed. Great atmosphere too. Just a little sad to see no visitors, we were almost alone...

Neat and tidy museum, showing interesting artifacts, it's also free of charge.

A museum that covers a lot of historical facts & events of Bursa Province through various periods and phases

A very much nice place. Entrance is only 2 liras, you can use the bus card to go in. The place is nice and clean and the music playing all the time was very nice too. Walking inside was organised as well, you need to follow the foot signs on the ground to walk through it. The only problem was that all instructions were in Turkish language only.

**Bursa City Museum**: The **Bursa City Museum** is housed in a historic building that was originally constructed as a courthouse in **1926**. It served as the Bursa Courthouse for **75 years**. In **2001**, a protocol was signed between Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and the Ministry of Justice, leading to the transfer of the building to the municipality. On **February 14, 2004**, it was opened to visitors as the Bursa City Museum⁴. - **Location**: Hocaalizade Mahallesi Ataturk Caddesi No:8 Heykel, Bursa, Türkiye. - **Operating Hours**: Tuesday to Sunday, from **09:30 to 17:00**. - **Contact**: Call **444 1 600** for more information. Visiting museums is a great way to explore a city's history and culture. If you're in Bursa, don't miss the opportunity to visit this fascinating museum! 🏛️🌟

This is a fantastic museum full with exhibits BUT NOT ONE WORD IN ENGLISH OR ANY AVAILABLE ENGLISH AUDIO. free entry and worth going in but you won't learn a thing. Such a shame.

What a beautiful park. I wish every city had a vast green open space in the heart of downtown just like this one. People and children in the city deserve to have access to green spaces that are peaceful and reflect nature.

I have never seen a park like here! There are so many play ground here. Well maintained and very greenery. Perfect place for family picnic. My family spent great time in this park.

Very nice and big park with several activities to do for kids and family. There are walkways, places to sit and have picnic, artificial lake where you can rent a pedalo, cafes and beautiful.naturw to enjoy. There is also the archeology museum, reverse house, and adjacent to it is a Luna park.

Very quiet, peaceful, and cool in the morning hours. So much shade and benches to sit on. Many different playgrounds for the kids to choose from. Many different eating places.

We visited at night, enjoy some attraction at this place with family, and also we enjoy small manual boat at the lake, found some dunk on the lake, nice memory

Had lots of fun with the kids, just 1 important thing to remind is when needing to go on thr rides you will need to have a pay per rides card which is easy to purchase from within the grounds of the culture park rides area.

So good. Walking here is a joy. It is clean, beautiful and there are many choices for food and entertainment. I liked the mini boat ride, cheap and nice for the kids. Sure, I will get back again.