Top 50 things to do and attractions in Osmangazi

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 😍

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.

Small museum yet having a rich collection of Roman era artefacts found in the area. There are several rooms - sarcofagus area (each of the marble plate has QR code next to it where the markings are translated), busts and statues area, pottery and amphoras area, coins area. There are also some relics outside of the building. The museum is free and located in a very beautiful parc where you can have a stroll before or after visiting it.

Interesting artifacts to see. Not a huge selection on display so an hour is plenty. Free entry to the museum but have to pay for parking.

Free museum! Worth visiting. Located in a super nice green park.

Entry is free and you can visit this place but don’t have much expectations. couse a small place.

A small but interesting museum with informative explanations (in Turkish and English), and best of all, it's free!

In this small area of Bursa there are so many very well maintained historical sites, none of which charge for a visit. The archaeology museum is packed with artefacts that would suit any national museum. Really worth a visit.

It's awesome! I enjoyed a lot. Museum is located in the center of an amazing green park.

Muradiye Complex is a peaceful and beautiful historical site in Bursa, surrounded by greenery and filled with a deep sense of history. The architecture is elegant, and the serene gardens create a calm, spiritual atmosphere. It’s a perfect place to explore Ottoman heritage while enjoying nature.

Great experience. Suggesting people who visit bursa visit this area

Great historical place with tumbs of Ottoman sultans. Great view of the city

This complex is set in pleasant gardens with a small cafe for refreshments. The mosque with the is very impressive, commissioned by Sultan Murad ll it contains 12 tombs(türbe)most belonging to the relatives of the Sultan. The mosque was completed in 1426, fire damaged the mosque in early 18th century, and one of the minarets collapsed due to an earthquake in the 19th century.,. The complex houses a Madrasa, Bath, and Maradiye Hospice. The Madrasa (school) is now a museum. It was the last complex built by an Ottoman Sultan in Bursa, Murad ll what is the father of Mehmet, the conqueror. Some of the tombs have is Iznik tiles. The museum has beautiful copies of the Quran. I found this to be a beautiful and relaxing place, despite the fact it must attract many tourists and local people.

The Complex of Sultan Murad II was the highlight of my Bursa visit. The interior of the mosque is one of the nicest we have visited in Turkey. There are a dozen tombs in the complex and these are immaculately restored. There is quite a variation in the burial plots and the decorations in each. We were pleased we visited this place and the walk through the neighborhood was also interesting. Highly recommended.

One of the most visited historical places in Bursa

Beautiful artwork. The area is amazing. If you have time do not miss visiting that amazing complex.

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

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.

Worth going. There's cafe and artistic shops. After walking around have a nice desserts in Antikakafe. Kinda bring you to the historical era.

The river beneath it had a very strong smell. When I visited on Sunday morning, the shops were closed, but you can still take pictures around the area.

Located in the Heykel area, Irgandı Bridge is one of Bursa’s unique historical landmarks. This charming bridge is home to local artisans who sell handcrafted, heartfelt products. With its rich history and cultural atmosphere, it’s a perfect spot to experience the traditional spirit of the city.

For time Travellers and lovers of nature, art, design and history, embrace every moment........

Cute old bridge. There are shops on the bridge. If you pass on the bridge, you cannot see the bridge. But you can feel the vibe!

Its a small quaint place with a few stores. If you have nothing else to do in bursa, can visit this place

It's an interesting landmark with few coffee shops and souvenir market. Well restored. Love to visit it in the winter for a cup of sahlab

What a beautiful and charming village. Very nice and kind people. A chance to get some good local food and so souvenirs. You can even learn a little history. A must stop while visiting Bursa. We recommend going at noon or earlier. As we were leaving at 2 pm it was becoming packed with people and traffic.

A quiet and charming place, blending the past with the present. Most people visit for breakfast and to spend time inside the old traditional houses. There’s also a market with trinkets and decorative items — mostly factory-made, but still beautiful. It’s a lovely spot to spend some time, and you’ll need at least an hour or more to fully enjoy it.

Cumalıkızık, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a beautifully preserved Ottoman-era village just outside Bursa. The cobblestone streets, traditional houses, and authentic atmosphere make it feel like stepping back in time. The area is still well conserved, with locals maintaining the charm and heritage of the place. There are small shops, cafes, and breakfast spots that add to the experience. It can get busy on weekends, but it’s definitely worth visiting for its history and unique character. Easily accessible from the city center.

Visiting Cumalıkızık Village is like stepping back into the early days of the Ottoman Empire. Nestled at the foot of Mount Uludağ, this 700-year-old village has preserved its authentic charm with narrow cobblestone streets, colorful timber-framed houses, and a serene atmosphere. Turkey Tours Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014, Cumalıkızık offers a unique glimpse into Ottoman rural life. The village's well-preserved architecture and layout reflect the early Ottoman period's civil architecture and community planning. World Heritage Site Local residents contribute to the village's vibrant culture by offering traditional Turkish breakfasts, homemade jams, and handcrafted goods. The warmth and hospitality of the locals enhance the overall experience, making visitors feel truly welcome. Wanderlog For history enthusiasts, photographers, or anyone seeking an authentic cultural experience, Cumalıkızık is a must-visit destination. Its blend of historical significance, architectural beauty, and community spirit makes it a standout attraction in the Bursa region.

It was nice experience but walking on odd leveled stone road there is very tiring and bit tortuous for old people. Please wear well coushioned sports shoes only if you plan to come here. It'll very crowded on weekends, so stay together and well connected if you are in a group. Enjoy the local crafts and jewelry for ladies.

It is worth to visit here. If you take on No.2 subway, yon should drop off at Cumalikizik station. Then, take a Dolmus to the village(if you ask to anyone in the street, they will tell you. Just next to the station). Old houses are quite interesting and village is peaceful(centre of the village is full of tourist). Village itself is really good. But there are so many vendors here.

Beautiful old street and colorful houses. Good walking shoes will do even for elderly . One hour with cup of tea ,taking pictures and maybe 2 hour with lunch with little shopping .

One can feel a history and construction Wonder 🧐

Charming mosque

(Translated by Google) My favorite Mosque that I admire every time I visit. Its atmosphere impresses me a lot. The fountain inside, the calligraphy on the walls, the mihrab and the pulpit… they are all masterpieces. (Original) Her gelişimde hayran kaldığım en sevdiğim Cami. Atmosferi beni çok etkiliyor. İçerideki şadırvan, duvarlardaki hat sanatları, mihrap ve minber… hepsi ayrı birer şahaser.

(Translated by Google) A mosque that I get more and more attached to and love its spirituality every time I go. Its historical texture and architecture are meaningful in every way. The water flowing from the fountain while descending the stairs involuntarily reminds one of Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar's poem "Time in Bursa". Always stay beautiful and spiritual, beautiful Bursa🌿 (Original) Her gittiğimde mest olduğum daha çok bağlanıp maneviyatını sevdiğim bir camii. Tarihi dokusu mimarisi her şeyi ile anlamlı. Merdivenlerden inerken şadırvandan akan su Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar'ın Bursa da Zaman şiirini gayriihtiyari hatırlatıyor insana. Hep böyle güzel ve maneviyatlı kal güzel Bursa🌿

(Translated by Google) Overcrowded but the biggest mosque I have ever visited (Original) Aşırı kalabalık ama gezipte gördüğüm en büyük cami

(Translated by Google) It is a place that cannot be described, but must be experienced and seen. THE GRAND MOSQUE (Original) Anlatılmaz yaşanır gidip görülmesi gereken yerdir. ULU CAMİ

(Translated by Google) This location is incorrect. Please correct the locations. (Original) Bu konum hatalı. Lütfen konumları doğru yerletirelim.

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

Good Place to visit Historical Tophane Clock Tower with a wonderful view of Bursa. It's next to Osman Gazi Tomb.

The clock tower of Bursa is probably one of the most iconic buildings of the city. This tower has symbolic values now and is a very popular spot for visitors to the city.

Definitely a nice place to chill out and hang out with friends to spend some time together. it's very quiet very picturesque place there is quality cafes and Turkish tea offered here. can't miss and highly recommended.

Tophane Clock Tower is a beautiful historical landmark in Bursa with a peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking views of the city. Located near the tombs of Osman Gazi and Orhan Gazi, it’s a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenic surroundings after exploring the rich Ottoman history. The tower itself is well-preserved and stands tall as a symbol of the city’s heritage. The area around it is clean, well-maintained, and often filled with both locals and tourists appreciating the peaceful ambiance. Whether you’re into photography, history, or just looking for a quiet place with great views, Tophane is definitely worth a visit. A perfect blend of culture, history, and nature in one spot.

Phenomenal place with great history attached to hit. The guards ceremony is worth watching.

Beautiful place have many things near this place

Very beautiful view. There are great restaurants near the tower. Promises Turkish cultural heritage.

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.

A very interesting museum! I've read about the Karagoz and Bahlavan in the Middle Eastern and Central Asian culture before and how they influenced kingdoms and civilians but never thought of finding a place that tells the story through pictures, old newspapaers and wooden figures from various destinations. Also, i was lucky to attend a Karagoz play during a school trip. Of course, it was in turkish and i didn't understand a word, but the music was so entertaining it reminds me of my childhood, add to that the excitement and energy i felt amongst the children..That was priceless!! متحف الاراجوز

Entrance is free of charge. Building is very nice from outside but inside exposition is boring. And text is very long which makes it difficult to read and in the end you don't get any idea about the shadow theatre.

If you are nearby, pop in. Signs are in Englishand Turkish, and some of the staff speak a little English. They do live puppet shows some mornings too (call ahead ri check). You need about 30-60 minutes to do it justice.

A nice little nusum about the history of Karagioz.... Unfortunately the info is not in English but just in Turkish language!

bursa museum have such an amazing nd islamic holy belongings

One of the highlights of our stay in Nevsehir. The children loved playing with the shadow puppetry and having a go at “ebru”, Turkish marbling. We had the entire place to ourselves first time we went. Children loved it so much that we came back after a couple of days. There was a school trip visiting and a short puppetry show was put on (in Turkish) which was a bonus!

If you come to bursa you must visit this place, it's worth it! We fell in love with the place and shared the Chinese art of shadow puppets with the artist

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.

Very small museum, but nicely done with high tech projection

Bursa Castle is an absolute gem in the city of Bursa! Sitting atop of city is has stunning views. Parking was ample. We loved exploring this historic castle. The walls and towers are impressive, and you can really feel the history as you walk through the grounds. Each layer of the castle was from a different era and the visual storytelling was captivating. There's a small admission fee, but it's worth it for the views and the experience. We were delighted to find a cozy café inside where we could take a break and enjoy a drink. During our visit, there was an exhibit that started that day which is amazing. The videos in the prison section were powerful, which added an exciting touch to our experience. There are interactive elements in various areas. The combination of history, a and beautiful scenery makes Bursa Castle a fantastic stop. If you’re in the area, definitely take the time to check it out! We highly recommend it!

Castle is small as I expected to be much bigger but the interactive digital content and videos are much appreciated. Also it is free entrance. I added some pics yet they don't reflect enough the nice experience. I wish they open more sections of the castle to have a longer experience ( still with the closed parts it is just a very small area of the original protection wall).

the best museum in Bursa. it's free

The construction of Bursa Castle dates back to the 1st century BC. It was first built by Bithynians. Then it was actively used in Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods and was renovated. The vicinity of Bursa attracted the attention of travelers after the 14th century. The excursions initiated by Ibn Batuta Bertrandon De La Broquire (1432), Polish Simeon (1608), Evliya Çelebi (17th century), Katip Çelebi (17th century), George Wheler (1675), Jean de Thevenot (1689 ), A. De La Motray (1699), Paul Lucas (1700), Helmuth Von Moltke (1836), George Perpot (1864), Alexander Von Warsberg (1869), Ibn al-Azizay (1890), Clement Huart (1897), Thomas Allom (19th century), Pierre Loti (20th century), Regis Delbeuf (1906), Şerafeddin Meğmumi (1909) and Ahmet Şerif (20th century) followed and mentioned the castle while writing their memories separately. [2] Various blocks and rubble stones were used in the construction of Bursa Castle and it is a very high castle. The front walls between Pınarbaşı Gate and Zindan Kapı in Bursa walls, which have 5 gates, were lost between the houses. Among them, Hisar Kapı was destroyed in the earthquake in 1855.Bursa Kalesi’nin yapılışı MÖ 1. yüzyıla dayanır. İlk kez Bithynia'lılar tarafından inşa edilmiştir. Ardından Roma, Bizans ve Osmanlı devirlerinde aktif olarak kullanılmış ve tadilat görmüştür. Bursa civarı 14.yüzyıldan sonra gezginlerin ilgisini bir hayli çekmiştir. İbn-i Batuta’nın başlatmış olduğu gezileri Bertrandon De La Broquire (1432), Polonyalı Simeon (1608), Evliya Çelebi (17.yüzyıl), Katip Çelebi (17.yüzyıl), George Wheler (1675), Jean de Thevenot (1689), A.De La Motray (1699), Paul Lucas (1700), Helmuth Von Moltke (1836), George Perpot (1864), Aleksander Von Warsberg (1869), İbnülcelal Sezayi (1890), Clement Huart (1897), Thomas Allom (19.yüzyıl), Pierre Loti (20. yüzyıl), Regis Delbeuf (1906), Şerafeddin Meğmumi (1909) ve Ahmet Şerif (20. yüzyıl) izlemiş ve hepsi de ayrı ayrı anılarını yazar iken kaleden söz etmişlerdir.[2] Bursa Kalesi'nin, yapımında çeşitli blok ve moloz taşlar kullanılmıştır ve oldukça yüksek bir kaledir. Surlarının 5 kapısı bulunan Bursa surlarında Pınarbaşı Kapı ile Zindan Kapı arasındaki ön surlar, evler arasında kaybolmuştur. Bunların arasında yer alan Hisar Kapı 1855 yılındaki depremde yıkılmıştır

It is important historical building.... very well and exciting place,,, entrance for free but time from 9am to 5pm

Very interactive experience. We were able to tour it all the way up to the rooftop for free. Visited the dungeons in the basement and felt very real to be inside it.

(Translated by Google) It is a place where you can find quality dowry items at affordable prices and you will definitely enjoy visiting. After all that traveling, there are great restaurants for a nice Iskender. A must see place. (Original) Uygun fiyata kaliteli çeyiz eşyaları bulabiliceğiniz ve gezmekten kesinlikle keyif alacağınız bir mekan. O kadar gezdikten sonra da güzel bir iskender için harika Restaurantlar var. Gidilmesi görülmesi gereken bir yer.

(Translated by Google) It's busy at certain hours and quiet at others. Bursa's Grand Bazaar is a place for sightseeing visitors to spend time shopping. There are stores selling a variety of items. I recommend wandering around, exploring the different stores, and shopping. (Original) Belli saatler yoğun belli saatler sakin oluyor, Bursa’ya gezmek için gelenlerin alışveriş yapıp zaman geçirebileceği kapalı çarşı. Farklı kategoride satış yapan mağazalar var. Gezip farklı mağazaları görerek alışveriş yapmanızı tavsiye ediyorum.

(Translated by Google) I'd say it's a labyrinth, like the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. It's a lot of fun to wander around, and it's perfect on hot days too. It has streets that always lead somewhere, and each street is a different adventure. (Original) İstanbul'daki kapalı çarşı gibi labirentlerden oluşuyor desem yeridir. Çok eğlenceli gezmesi sıcak günlerde de çok ideal 😊 sürekli bir yerlere açılan sokakları var her sokak ayrı bir macera.

(Translated by Google) Bursa, which has many caravanserais, has created a covered bazaar complex and spatial aesthetics have been provided with restoration and innovation works. (Original) Çok fazla kervansarayı bünyesinde barından Bursa, bir kapalı çarşı kompleksi oluşturulmuş restorasyon ve inovasyon çalışmalarıyla mekansal estetik sağlanmıştır.

(Translated by Google) One of the first bazaars of the Ottoman Empire and one of the liveliest places in the city. It is very beautiful. It is bad that the prices are high. (Original) Osmanlı'nın İlk çarşılarından şehrin en hareketli yerlerinden biri.çok güzel.fiyatların yüksek olması kötü.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic shows the culture of Turkey big market you can find everything very crowded nice environment very good prices you can find gifts for everyone worth a walk (Original) Φανταστικό δείχνει την κουλτούρα της Τουρκίας αγορά μεγάλη βρίσκεις τα πάντα έχει πολύ κόσμο ωραίο περιβάλλον πολυ καλές τιμές μπορείς να βρεις δώρα για ολους αξίζει να το περπατησεις

(Translated by Google) We visited many beautiful bazaars, they add quality to Bursa. (Original) Gezdik bolca çok güzel çarşı Bursa’ya kaliteli katıyor

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

Very delicious meatballs in different styles, very friendly stuff, good atmosphere in between local and universal! Highly recommended 😀😀😀

A Must Try! We tried various dishes from the kofte to the steak and it did not disappoint. My steak was cooked to perfection with was tender and fresh! Kofte we tried a few different types all very just as good as the next! Fresh and delicious! Servers were just top notch providing first class service- very friendly and professional! Very clean and modern atmosphere! A Must Try We ate all the food so good forgot to add photos...and the desert oh my my my fresh and just exquisite!😍 Must Must Try!!!!

I swear everthing you see here is a foodexplosion in your Mouth! Its amazing! The Cookchef came out and served the Starter himself. The Waiters a really fast and friendly. After this amazing food u have to drink a Turkish Tea!

First of all the service was amazing they were so nice offering us juices and sparkling water. The workers were also so professional and gentlemen. And the place was very clean no stick parts anywhere. The food was so good everything we tried was amazing. And then we got dessert the presentation was amazing the taste was spectacular. Overall a great experience coming here again.

We went there in rush hour I can understand they were busy but still wait too long for food. The salads and meals were tasty. Worth to give a chance!

We had our lunch here , the people working here are super professional, kind, always there for you . The food was made quality and delicious, they provided us complimentary dishes and coffee, in total it was great experience. Thank you

This place is a milestone for Bursa and Turkish tourism. When anyone says kofte or think about it probably Kayhan Koftecisi is the very first place pops up in mind for the majority.

So sad! It appears to be a beautiful mansion. Most of the furniture items are originals used by Atatürk himself! Unfortunately, the museum is closed for renovations.

Very old house for free and the museum employee very kind man he offers us pictures and he's very professional

Although this is a historical site, there's not much to see here. Just a display of old furniture. Lack of information provided. If you want to learn about Atatürk this is not the place. Only 1st and 2nd floor open. You'll see about 4 rooms. It takes 10 minutes to walk through. Don't go out of your way to come here. However, if you're nearby I recommend walking across the street to the park. ✅ Free

This has been one of the most interesting visits in a museum. The guide was the main reason for this. He greeted and treated us as kindly as we can hardly describe, and brought Atatürk back to life. Thank you so much for this!

Beautiful museum, the person tel about Atatürk of he was there on that time, he knows a lot about the history

Good placed to be for a quick visit if someone wants to know about this Legendary Leader.

Small but interesting. It is free amd you can walk through it very quickly.

Absolutely incredible. One of the most amazing things I've seen. Thank you.

1326 Museum The Bursa Panorama 1326 Museum was absolutely mesmerising. From the moment I stepped inside, I felt transported back in time. The panoramic artwork is breathtaking—rich in detail, emotion, and history. The way the museum blends immersive visuals with beautifully curated artefacts makes the experience both educational and deeply captivating. It’s a place where you can feel the spirit of Bursa’s past come alive. I left with a sense of awe and appreciation for the artistry and storytelling behind the exhibit. A must-visit for anyone travelling to Bursa.

Great panoramic dome. So much history. You must be there by 5 pm as they will not anyone in after that. If you are inside at 5 you can stay in till they close. We had a tour guide with us to tell us more about the history. Spent about 45mins -1 hour approx there. In my pictures you can see everything inside the museum. Clean washrooms Great Cafe downstairs I recommend this place

I really appreciate the hardwork that was put to make us feel the times of the ottoman empire. Its a beautiful place and the sounds were magical and the paintings were surreal. Totally loved it. Will recommend everyone to visit this masterpiece as well as the beautiful garden and momument behind it

Wonderful master piece.. well worth a visit. Pity no English to explain it.

The museum is amazing. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. The tickets are very cheap, you even get discounts for kids and for people over 65 it's free. Wednesdays is the entrance also free for everyone. The old times are wonderfully represented by the pictures and paintings. The antique artifacts are so cool. They have such cute items in the souvenir shop, especially the coin you can get which will be imprinted right then and there. Overall it is a wonderful experience. I definitely recommend to go there if you get the chance to visit Bursa.

It's a great museum. The panorama is so beautiful, I brought a guest with me and they thought the characters in the picture were real people. It's like you're going back to the old times when Bursa was conquered.

Nice museum to get a feel of what people used to dress like in the past!!

Good to visit

a great museum🤩🤩🤩

Must see if you are interested in old traditional clothes and accessories

(Translated by Google) It was a museum consisting of the private collection of the Uluumay family. It's a very enjoyable place. There is a small cafe in the garden. Since it is a private museum, there is an entrance fee. The full price was 150 TL, the student fee was 80 TL. (Original) Uluumay ailesinin kendi özel koleksiyonundan oluşan bir müze imiş. Çok keyifli bir yer. Küçük bir kafesi var bahçe içinde. Özel müze olduğu için giriş ücretli. Tam 150 TL, öğrenci 80 Tl idi.

(Translated by Google) Inside the Ahmet Paşa Medrese, there is a museum displaying collections of Ottoman clothing and jewelry collected over 45 years by Esat Uluumay, one of the founding members of the Anatolian Folklore Foundation. The museum, which has the distinction of being the first private ethnographic museum in Bursa, occasionally hosts other collections belonging to Uluumay. Inside the museum, which includes 70 clothing and 400 pieces of jewelry dating back to the 15th century from Ottoman Anatolia and Rumelia, there is also a traditional Ottoman tea garden. The ticket price is 100Tl. It is worth a visit. (Original) All'interno della Medrese di Ahmet Paşa, c'è un museo dove sono esposte collezioni di abiti e gioielli ottomani raccolti in 45 anni da Esat Uluumay, uno dei membri fondatori della Fondazione del Folklore Anatolico. Il museo, che ha il merito di essere il primo museo etnografico privato di Bursa, ospita occasionalmente anche altre collezioni appartenenti a Uluumay. All’interno del museo, che comprende 70 abiti e 400 pezzi di gioielleria risalenti fino al XV secolo provenienti dall’Anatolia e dalla Rumelia ottomane, si trova anche un tradizionale giardino da tè ottomano. Il costo del biglietto è di 100Tl. Merita una visita.

(Translated by Google) The private museum was 150 TL per person. You can see the history of the museum, which was established in a very beautiful place. The Uluumay Foundation has worked hard. (Original) Özel müze kişi 150 tl idi çok güzel bir mekana kurulan müze de tarihi görüyorsunuz uluumay vakfı emek vermiş

Despite the opening hours indicated below, the museum was closed for renovation when I visited (21/9/2022), and looked as though it would not be opening anytime soon. It would be helpful to say so on the website as I saw quite a few others arrive only to be turned away by the workmen there.

It is nice to see how people used to live before. Free entrance.

Good to have a look.

Nice

(Translated by Google) Located on Aralık Street in the Muradiye neighborhood of Bursa, near the Murad II Social Complex, the house has three floors: a basement, ground floor, and first floor. The basement is accessed from the north side, while the ground and first floors are accessed from the courtyard on the west side. An example of civil architecture, the house was expropriated and restored by the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums of the Ministry of National Education in 1946. It was re-opened as a museum in 1958, with its exhibition arrangements. It was repaired again in 1973 and 1992, and its exhibition arrangements were re-arranged. From the exterior, the house, which sits on a stone foundation, has its east facade plastered up to the first floor level. The slightly protruding first floor features brickwork laid in zigzag patterns between wooden beams. This facade features loophole-type windows at the basement level, rectangular windows on the ground floor, and round-arched plaster latticework skylights above the rectangular windows on the first floor. The windows have wooden casements. The west facade of the house, which provides access to the ground and first floors, is divided by wooden pillars. The ground floor features a balcony with wooden railings, while the upper floor opens to the outside with windows in the Bursa arch style. The northern section is plastered. The south facade is blind. The building is entered via a six-step staircase located south of the axis on the west facade. An open-fronted iwan hall and iwan flank each room. The plan is repeated on the upper floor. Inside, the low-ceilinged ground floor is made of wood and bares no decorative elements. Upstairs, an iwan hall and two symmetrical rooms opening onto the iwan and iwan reflect the finest examples of 17th-century woodwork. The ceiling of the hall is decorated with a cream-colored, green-red zigzag pattern, while the ceiling of the iwan is decorated with motifs consisting of a star in the center and hexagons surrounding it. A painted band of rumi, palmettes, and curved branches encircles the hall and the central and side iwans. (Original) Bursa, Muradiye Mahallesi, Aralık Sokak’ta, II. Murad Külliyesi yakınındadır. Ev bodrum, zemin ve 1.kat olmak üzere üç katlıdır. Bodrum katına kuzey cepheden, zemin ve 1. katına ise batı cephede bulunan avludan girilmektedir. Sivil mimarlık örneği ev 1946 yılında Milli Eğitim Bakanlığı Eski Eserler ve Müzeler Genel Müdürlüğü tarafından kamulaştırılarak restore edilmiş, 1958 yılında teşhir düzenlemesi yapılmış müze olarak ziyarete açılmıştır. 1973 ve 1992 yıllarında tekrar onarılarak yeniden teşhir düzenlemesi yapılmıştır. Yapı dıştan; taş temel üzerine oturan evin doğu cephesi birinci kat hizasına kadar sıvalı olup, hafif dışa taşkın 1.katta ahşap hatıllar arasında zikzak örülmüş tuğla kullanılmıştır. Bu cephede bodrum kat hizasında mazgal tipi pencereler, zemin katta dikdörtgen formlu pencereler, 1. katta ise dikdörtgen formlu pencereler üstünde yuvarlak kemerli alçı şebekeli tepe pencereleri sıralanmıştır. Pencereler ahşap kanatlıdır. Zemin ve 1. kata girişi sağlayan evin batı cephesi ahşap direklerle bölüntüye uğratılmış, zemin kat ahşap korkuluklu balkon, üst katı ise Bursa kemeri tarzında pencerelerle dışa açılmaktadır, kuzey bölümü ise sıvalıdır. Güney cephesi sağırdır. Yapıya batı cephede eksenin güneyinde yer alan altı basamaklı merdivenle girilmektedir. Önü açık eyvanlı bir sofa ile eyvan, iki yanında birer oda yer almaktadır. Plan üst katta tekrar etmektedir. Yapı içten; alçak tavanlı zemin katın tavan ve tabanı ahşap olup, süsleme öğesi içermemektedir. Üst katta eyvanlı bir sofa ile eyvan ve eyvana açılan birbirine simetrik iki oda 17.yüzyıl ahşap süsleme sanatının en güzel örneğini yansıtmaktadır. Sofanın tavanı krem, yeşil kırmızı zeminli zikzak, eyvanın tavanı ortada yıldız ve etrafında altıgenlerden oluşan motiflerle bezenmiştir. Sofayı orta ve yan eyvanı boydan boya rumi, palmet ve kıvrık dallardan oluşan kalemişi bir kuşak çevrelemektedir.

(Translated by Google) The Ottoman House Museum is a space that successfully brings the fascinating texture of the past to the present. Unique objects and furnishings reflecting the Ottoman-era lifestyle are displayed within. This museum offers visitors the opportunity to journey through history. You'll hear a different story around every corner. From another perspective, the Ottoman House Museum is an example of efforts to preserve our cultural heritage. It's not just a museum; it's also a valuable resource for education and training. It's an ideal place to explore the architectural features of the period and connect with the past. Furthermore, the events held at the Ottoman House Museum allow visitors to experience history more vividly. Workshops and conferences allow visitors to interact with the past. Contents appealing to all age groups make this venue even more special. Finally, this museum is an essential stop for those seeking a deep understanding of Ottoman culture. In every room you visit, you'll feel the historical richness and trace the traces of the past. The Ottoman House Museum is not just an exhibition space but also a cultural meeting point. (Original) Osmanlı Evi Müzesi, geçmişin büyüleyici dokusunu günümüze taşımayı başaran bir mekan. İçerisinde, Osmanlı dönemi yaşam tarzını yansıtan eşsiz objeler ve döşemeler sergileniyor. Bu müze, ziyaretçilerine tarih içinde bir yolculuk yapma fırsatı sunuyor. Ziyaret ettiğinizde, her köşede farklı bir hikaye duymanız mümkün. Bir başka açıdan bakıldığında, Osmanlı Evi Müzesi, kültürel mirasımızı koruma çabalarının bir örneği. Sadece bir müze değil, aynı zamanda eğitim ve öğretim alanında da önemli bir kaynak. Dönemin mimari özelliklerini keşfetmek, geçmişle bağ kurmak için ideal bir mekan. Ayrıca, Osmanlı Evi Müzesi'nde düzenlenen etkinlikler sayesinde, tarihi daha canlı bir biçimde deneyimlemek mümkün. Atölye çalışmaları ve konferanslar, ziyaretçilerin geçmişle etkileşim kurmasını sağlıyor. Her yaş grubuna hitap eden içerikler, bu mekanı daha da özel kılıyor. Son olarak, bu müze, Osmanlı kültürü hakkında derin bir anlayış geliştirmek isteyenler için vazgeçilmez bir durak. Gezdiğiniz her odada, tarihsel zenginliği hissediyor, geçmişin izlerini takip ediyorsunuz. Osmanlı Evi Müzesi, yalnızca bir sergi alanı değil, aynı zamanda kültürel bir buluşma noktasıdır.

(Translated by Google) Located opposite the Murad II Complex in the Muradiye district, the wooden house is thought to have once housed a mansion belonging to Sultan Murad II. Therefore, it is also known as the birthplace of Mehmed the Conqueror, the conqueror of Istanbul. The two-story house, now a museum, exhibits 17th-century characteristics in its layout and decoration, making it one of the oldest surviving houses in Bursa. The plan consists of an iwaned hall opening onto the garden and two rooms. The lower floor rooms are low-ceilinged winter rooms. In the upper floor, the "main room," a magnificent wooden wardrobe decorated with hand-carved plant and flower motifs, a geometrically decorated wooden ceiling, and a hexagonal ceiling spire all showcase the beautiful and characteristic features of 17th-century decoration. The museum building, which consists of three floors: basement, ground floor, and first floor, features a fountain with a marble trough made of cut stone in its courtyard. A wooden staircase leads to the ground floor, which is flanked by a large hall with wooden railings and a bedroom. The first floor, accessed by a wooden staircase, houses the guest lounge, dining room, and harem rooms. The Ottoman House Museum is a work of art created by Bursa craftsmen. Source: Bursa Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism (Original) Muradiye Semti'nde II. Murad Külliyesi'nin karşısında bulunan ahşap evin yerinde, evvelce Sultan II. Murad'ın bir köşkü olduğu sanılmaktadır. Dolayısıyla bu ev aynı zamanda İstanbul'u fetheden Fatih Sultan Mehmet'in doğduğu ev olarak bilinmektedir. Günümüzde müze olarak kullanılan, iki katlı ev, plan ve süslemeleri bakımından 17'nci yüzyıl özelliklerini taşımakta olup, Bursa'da halen ayakta kalan en eski evlerdendir. Bahçeye açılan eyvanlı bir sofa ve iki odadan oluşan planda alt kat odaları alçak tavanlı kışlık odalardır. Üst kattaki "baş oda" da kalem işi bitki ve çiçek motifleriyle dekorlu şahane ahşap dolap, geometrik dekorlu ahşap tavan ve altıgen tavan göbeği zarif görünüşleri ile 17'nci yüzyıl süslemelerinin güzel ve karakteristik özelliklerini sergiler. Bodrum, zemin ve birinci kat olmak üzere üç kattan oluşan müze binasının avlusunda kesme taştan mermer yalaklı bir çeşme bulunur. Ahşap merdivenle, ahşap parmaklıklı geniş bir sofa ile iki yanında birer yatak odasının bulunduğu zemin kata çıkılır. Yine ahşap bir merdivenle çıkılan birinci katın ortasında konuk salonu, yemek ve harem odaları yer alır. Osmanlı Evi Müzesi, Bursalı ustalar tarafından yapılmış bir sanat eseridir. Kaynak: Bursa İl Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü

Much calmer than Kozahan

good

(Translated by Google) Emir Khan is part of the Orhan Gazi complex and was built in 1338-1339 as a hotel with 73 rooms. This is the first indoor market built in Bursa. It is still in use and specializes in the trade of religious objects, and the production and repair of gold items More interesting places in Turkey in my account @location_istanbul (Original) Эмир Хан является частью комплекса Орхан Гази и был построен в 1338-1339г., как гостиница на 73 номера. Это первый крытый рынок, построенный в Бурсе. Он по-прежнему используется и специализируется на торговле предметами религиозного назначения, и производству и ремонту золотых изделий Больше интересных мест Турции в моем аккаунте @location_istanbul

(Translated by Google) Emir Inn is the first of the inns built during the Ottoman period. This structure has been used under different names until today. These had different names such as Bezzaz-ı Atik, Bezzazistan, Bey Hanı, Sultan Hanı and Kervansaray, respectively. And finally, it became known as Emir Hani. There are 36 rooms with cellar-style windows on the lower floor, and 38 rooms with a window and a stove on the upper floor. The two-storey inn, which consists of 74 shops in total, also has an inner courtyard of 46x50 dimensions. There are porticoes on both floors of the inn. Both floors are surrounded by porticoes. There is a renovated fountain and old trees in the middle of the inn. This courtyard seems to be one of the most visited places by visitors. Because in addition to the thick walls surrounding the inn, the trees and canopies have become a place for tired visitors to rest and cool off. Emir Hani was a place where all kinds of commercial materials were weighed. The tax collected from the scales was also recorded as income in this khan. Textile products, souvenirs and books are sold in the inn, where visitors are always present, and it is still full of commercial life. Even though it was defeated by wild capitalism; These are warmer, more friendly and more peaceful places than the 'shopping malls', which are the modern day inns that are everywhere today. (Original) Emir Hanı, Osmanlı döneminde inşa edilen hanların ilkidir. Bu yapı günümüze gelinceye kadar farklı adlar ile de kullanılmış. Bunlar sırasıyla Bezzaz-ı Atik, Bezzazistan, Bey Hanı, Sultan Hanı ve Kervansaray gibi farklı isimler olmuş. Ve en son, bilinen ismiyle Emir Hanı olmuş. Alt katta 36 adet mahzen tarzı pencereye sahip oda, üst katta ise birer pencere ve ocak barındıran 38 adet oda bulunmaktadır. Toplamda 74 adet dükkandan oluşan iki katlı hanın bir de 46x50 boyutlarında iç avlusu bulunmaktadır. Hanın her iki katında da revaklar bulunmaktadır. Her iki katı da revakla çevrilidir. Hanın ortasında bir yenilenmiş şadırvan ve eski ağaçlar bulunur. Bu avlu ziyaretçilerin en çok bulunduğu yerlerden biri olmuş gibi. Çünkü hanı çevreleyen kalın duvarlara ek olarak ağaçlar ve gölgelikler yorgun ziyaretçilerin dinlence ve serinleme mekanı haline gelmiştir. Emir Hanı her türlü ticari malzemenin tartıldığı bir yermiş. Tartılardan alınan vergi de bu hana gelir olarak kaydedilirmiş. Ziyaretçilerin eksik olmadığı handa, tekstil ürünleri, hediyelik eşya ve kitap satışı yapılmakta olup, hala ticari hayatın tam içindedir. Her ne kadar vahşi kapitalizme yenilmiş olsa da; günümüzde her yanı sarmış modern zaman hanları olan ‘avm’lere göre daha sıcak, daha samimi ve daha huzurlu yerler buralar.

(Translated by Google) Emir Han, which is a part of the Orhan Gazi Social Complex, was built by Orhan Gazi in 1340. The building, which is the first example of Ottoman inn architecture, is also known as the first covered bazaar of the Ottomans. The two-storey building, consisting of a total of 74 warehouses and shops, 36 at the bottom and 38 at the top, has an inner courtyard. Today, the inn houses shops selling mainly religious books and pilgrimage materials. (Original) Orhan Gazi Külliyesinin bir parçası olan Emir Han, Orhan Gazi tarafindan 1340'ta yaptirilmiştir. Osmanlı han mimarisinin ilk örneğini oluşturan yapi, Osmanlilarin ilk bedesteni olarak da bilinmektedir. Altta 36, üstte 38 olmak üzere toplam 74 adet depo ve dükkandan oluşan iki katl yapının bir iç avlusu bulunmaktadır . Günümüzde handa ağirlikl olarak dini kitaplar ve hac malzemeleri satan dükkanlar bulunmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) A pleasant, old inn. Turkish coffee is great at the Cay house (Original) Keyifli , eski tarihli bir han. Cay evinde türk kahvesi harika

(Translated by Google) I cannot put into words the spiritual pleasure and taste I get while drinking tea here. If you are a religious person and have a love for the Ottomans, do whatever you can and visit the Grand Mosque and its surroundings. Even stay a night or two if you can. It's amazing, how amazing. My 3rd go I can't get enough. Be sure to drink tea from the tea house inside Emirhan. Fresh and delicious. It is very enjoyable to watch the Grand Mosque while listening to the sound of water from the pool in the middle. (Original) Burada çay içerken aldığım manevi hazzı, lezzeti kelimelere dökemem. Eğer dindar bir insansanız, Osmanlıya da muhabbetiniz varsa ne yapın edin, ulu Camii ve çevresini mutlaka ziyaret edin. Hatta imkan varsa bir iki gece konaklayın. Muhteşem ki ne muhteşem. 3. Gidişim doyamıyorum. Emirhan'ın içindeki çay evinden de mutlaka çay için. Taze ve lezzetli. Ortadaki havuzdan su sesini dinleyerek ulu Cami'yi seyretmek çok keyifli.

Very busy, hassle and bustle. Some nice bargains but I noticed very few people can understand or speak English. This is not a good sign for tourism.

The lively atmosphere of Bursa Grand Bazaar & its many alleys & varied shops with lots & lots to discover & explore

I visited the Bursa Grand Bazaar — it’s a lively and traditional place full of local products, spices, scarves, jewelry, and souvenirs. The atmosphere feels very authentic.Definitely worth a visit!

A Must-Visit Gem – The Authentic Bursa Grand Bazaar Visiting the Bursa Grand Bazaar was truly one of the highlights of my trip. The atmosphere is vibrant, rich with culture, and filled with the kind of authenticity you rarely experience in modern markets. From the moment you step inside, you're transported into a world where tradition meets charm. What makes this place so special isn't just the variety of goods—from beautiful handwoven scarves and traditional textiles to spices, jewellery, and local crafts—but also the people. The shopkeepers are genuinely warm, welcoming, and proud of their heritage. They’re always happy to share stories behind their products and offer you tea while you browse, making the experience feel personal and unforgettable. The bazaar has a unique energy that reflects the deep history of Bursa itself. It’s not overly commercialised like many tourist spots—it’s authentic, rooted in centuries-old trade and craftsmanship. If you’re visiting Turkey, especially if you're interested in culture, local experiences, or just want to enjoy an amazing shopping atmosphere, the Bursa Grand Bazaar is an absolute must. You won’t regret it!

Beautiful market plan to spend at least 2 to 4 hours there. You can find the original spices original Turkish delights. Lot of products you can find many currency changer. Highly recommended to visit specially it feels like a local market

The oldest part of bursa is my favourite part of the city. I love walking around here and taking in all the views/people/culture. If you are visiting bursa for the first time please make sure to visit this old part of the city. It has lots of history and feels old too which gives you a great feeling.

This is a beautiful market to shop. Local Turkiye sellers are helpful and keen to make you purchase. Don't forget to quibble for at least two thirds if the original price .. if you can. Wonderful ambiance and excellent place to visit on a Sunday. There are also the Ulu Camii or mosque and Bey Ertugrul musuem to explore.

Great panoramic view of Bursa and a nice place to take photos. Thete ate a few cafes and artisan shops there too.

One of the must-see attractions in Bursa. From the top, you get a beautiful view of the city, and it’s also the resting place of the founders of the Ottoman Empire. If you’re here around 5:00 PM, don’t miss the guard-changing ceremony — it’s a memorable bonus to the visit.

Tophane Park is the area where Osman Gazi, Orhan Gazi Tombs, Clock Tower and historical cannons are located. The park is very beautiful and has several huge terraces where you can have a bird eye view of the whole city of Borsa down below.

Tophane Park is located in Bursa's Osmangazi neighborhood. This is one of Bursa's busiest areas. There are so many historical sites surrounding this park. The Tophane Park is surrounded by lovely flower gardens and trees. This is really energizing. The sight of tulip blooms in the center of the park astounded me. Additionally, the entire Tophane Square is visible from the park's summit. The Tophane Clock tower and Osman Gazi's tomb are located in this park. Osman Gazi's tomb : The founder of the Ottoman Empire, Osman Gazi, was buried at this tomb. There are also a number of graves. The following people are buried there as well: Nilüfer Hatun, the wife of Osman Gazi; his son Şehzade Kasım Çelebi, his daughter Fatma Sultan, Murad's son Savcı Bey and Asburçe Hatun, Yıldırım Bayezid's sons Musa Çelebi, Şehzade Korkut, and Cem Sultan's son Şehzade Abdullah. Tophane Clock Tower: Bursa's Tophane Clock Tower was built by Ottoman Sultan II. It is an important monumental work reflecting the architecture of the Ottoman period. The historical clock tower is said to have been constructed to commemorate Abdulhamid's throne ascension on its 29th anniversary. This significant massive structure embodies the Ottoman era's architectural style. It has six floors and a height of 33 metres. Stunning viewpoint overlooking Bursa from beside the tower. From August 2, 1904, to August 31, 1905, was when the clock tower's construction was finished.

Such a historical place to remain all the beauty. Feel so calm and relief

a good place for relaxing, good view of the city.

A place that truly deserves a visit from everyone!

We ordered a Turkish breakfast for 2 persons for 250 liras. And it was amazing: the service, the food - everything was beyond price!

This is a great place to sit in nature and relax. Bring friends and kill the time by making good memories in a relaxed space

Nice place food and service

A village not far away from Bursa. But nothing of interest

Good

(Translated by Google) There's an incredibly attentive employee, but I don't know his name, unfortunately, but we haven't met him. The atmosphere is wonderful. There wasn't a single thing in the food that was harmful or factory-made; the butter, sausage, eggs, and cheese were all excellent. I highly recommend it. (Original) İnanılmaz ilgili bir çalışanı var beyefendinin ismini bilmiyorum tanışmadık maalesef. Ortam çok güzel. Yiyeceklerden 1 tane zararlı veya fabrikasyon birşey yok, tereyağı sucuğu yumurtası peyniri hepsi çok güzeldi. Kesinlikle tavsiye ediyorum.

(Translated by Google) We decided to come to Misi Village for breakfast. This was the only place we liked from the comments. We chose this place even though it didn't have a view. We sat in the garden part, like a courtyard. There was also the opportunity to sit inside the house. We ordered mixed breakfast. I think the breakfast is sufficient. In addition to the photo, kitty and fries also arrived. The kitty was abundant and it was good. We also ordered extra menemen and we liked it very much. There is no need for 40 kinds of things. The breakfast here was delicious and sufficient. Thank you for your cleanliness and kindness. (Original) Kahvalti icin misi koyune gelelim dedik. Yorumlardan icimize sinen sadece burasi vardi. Manzarasi olmasa da burayi tercih ettik. Avlu gibi bahce kisminda oturduk evin icinde de oturma imkani varmis. Serpme kahvalti soyledik. Bence yeterli kahvaltisi. Fotografa ek olarak pisi ve patates kizartmasi da geldi. Pisi cok boldu iyi oldu. Biz de ekstra menemen soyledik onu da cok begendik. 40 cesit seye gerek yok. Burda lezzetli ve yeterli kahvalti oldu. Temizlik guleryuz ve nezaket icin tesekkur ederiz.

Beautiful architecture, large halls in white marble and high domes. A scrub + massage is affordable (135TL + tip). Only available until 8:30pm-9pm. The sauna is very warm, and the massage as strong as they get.

Good experience. Historical hamam. Staff was nice. You just have to tip the staff who worked with you. There’s a massage option

Friendly people. Even though language was a barrier but they were very patient.

Great hamam. Always try to visit here at least once when I'm in town. Made the mistake of getting here a little late (8:40am). It was crowded. At least 35-40 people. I usually try to come here around 7:00am as it is much quieter. The wait to get scrubbed was over an hour long. I managed to skip the que for a scrub so I wasn't there for too long. Out before 9:30am. Will visit again next time.

Nice historical place the from of kanuni sultan Süleymans ( Rüstem pasha ) builder this places . Nice water and good historical place . Need a bit refreshment and a bit poor services for that reason I gave 4 stars

Amazing place especially if you get the full package ( complete) 100% recommended if you come to Bursa, Youcef top service

Scrub services was not available after 9 or 10 PM. However the Place and price is very good.

A beautiful event that enables you to see Bursa and get to know the mountain. When you reach the top of the summit, there is an addition to an open cable car with other tickets. It is worth a visit.

I had an amazing time exploring this destination. It offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and adventure. Whether you’re into scenic landscapes, cultural experiences, or outdoor activities, this place has something for everyone. The atmosphere was welcoming, the locals were friendly, and every moment felt unforgettable. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Turkey – definitely a highlight of my trip!

First, they will try to trick you with 500$ VIP pass, but nothing real its fake. Don't don't the real one, just 600TL . Second, if you refuse to buy it, they will start telling you the waiting time is 40 min, but it's a big lie, the girl with blond hair she's a big liyer in the front desk. Even after you got in you will see shops everywhere they will try to make you buy things you don't want or need, even if you make a mistake you buy a coffee they will charge you 130TL for a coffee. Where is the Ministry of Tourism from this trash company.

You have to visit this mountain and reach the last station by teleferik it takes about 25 minutes The view 😍 is astonishing Very recommended

Amazing trip with group we visit a bee farm we buy yummy honey, and visit the oldest tree over 800 years before we reach the top of the mountain.

Very nice , you must visit. The price is 600 TL Around 9.00 KM

It opens from 9 morning take you to 3 mountains .. you find Cafes shops restaurants hotels..

Worth if you are into forestry. There are wood bodies that lasted hundreds of years, leafs, fossils and more.

Super

(Translated by Google) I ask you to be ready for a wonderful Museum experience. It is a wonderful experience to visit this exquisite museum by paying attention to the visiting days and hours. It is in an immaculate two-storey historical mansion. Entrance is free. (Original) Muhteşem bir Müze deneyimine hazır olmanızı rica ediyorum. Ziyaret günleri ve saatlerine dikkat edipte bu enfes müzeyi ziyaret etmek harika bir deneyim. Tertemiz iki katlı tarihi bir köşk içinde. Girişler ücretsiz.

(Translated by Google) It's a very nice museum. Entry is free. It's worth a visit. It was also nice to visit both a museum and a historical house. It is located below the left of the Karagöz museum. (Original) Çok güzel bir müze olmuş. Giriş ücretsiz. Görülmeye değer. Ayrıca hem müze hemde tarihi bir evi gezmekte güzel oldu. Karagöz müzesinin sol aşağısında kalmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) I just saw this place, I had never seen it before, it's interesting that it's unknown, I'm glad I went, there are magnificent artifacts inside, animal fossils, tree mushrooms, walkie-talkies, two floors, I went during the weekday, I had a very easy time, the staff member was very attentive, thankfully we were given a book as a gift, the entrance is free, I definitely recommend you go. (Original) Ben burayı yeni gördüm hiç karşımda çıkmamıştı bilinmemesi ilginç iyiki gitmişim icerde muhtesem eserler hayvan fosilleri ağaç mantarları telsizler iki kat hafta içi gittim çok rahat gezdim görevli arkadaş ilgilendi sağ olsun bize kitap hediye edildi giriş ücretsiz mutlaka gidin derim.

(Translated by Google) This is our first visit to the forestry museum. Ms. Melike and Mr. Mehmet are very caring and friendly employees, they showed us around the museum and we had a pleasant conversation. I also recommend you to listen to Yumak's story. (Original) Ormancılık müzesine ilk gelişimiz, Melike hanım ve Mehmet bey çok ilgili ve güleryüzlü çalışanlar, hem müzeyi gezdirdiler hem de keyifli bir sohbet ettik. Yumak'ın hikayesini de dinlemenizi tavsiye ederim.

(Translated by Google) A very nice, boutique museum... If you ever find yourself in Bursa, definitely stop by... We would like to thank Forest Protection Officer Serap Hanım for providing my daughter with very detailed information. (Original) Çok güzel, butik bir müze... Bursa'ya yolunuz düşerse uğrayın mutlaka... Kızıma çok ayrıntılı bilgiler veren Orman Koruma Memuru Serap Hanım'a çok teşekkür ederiz

This is one of the itineraries from my tour agency. The store is small and too tight as you can't move especially if there is a throng of tourists. Indeed, a free coffee or tea for every tourist. Love the combination and different colors of the lamp decorations and so with the silk. Well, there is one staff and we followed him outside the store (we thought he was part of the tour agency exclusively in that store) but then, at the end he want to sell a product that was kinda expensive. Good thing that I and the others never bought anything there. Perhaps it is a tourist trap.

Avoid buying anything at all costs here. What they quote to you is three times the actual price. Don't let the persistent attitude of the people there fool you. It is a tourist trap!!!

You may find souvenirs here and local flower design of silk square scarves and shawls.

Although the place is full of beautiful gifts and souvenirs but the prices are quite high However overall ambience and decor is very fascinating

tourist trap. I will tell you how we were scammed in this place and How did they cooperate with the tour guide to scam tourists. First I agreed from my country with a company and this company agreed with a company from Turkey to organize tours for us in “Istanbul” (it was the biggest mistake I made) and this company had trapped us a lot and one of them was this place, they took us a whole day to Bursa just for this place and when we arrived they told us to stay in this place for 5 hours and not to go anywhere else and when we entered the place the people who work there came to us and started trying to convince us to buy ridiculous things of poor quality at a very high price (10x the price outside) and the more we refused they insisted and my friend from Saudi Arabia when they knew she was an Arab they started raising the price and trying by all means to sell her. We couldn't even buy water from there . And then we learned that the company agreed with this place to bring tourists to it,

Well .. this place is nice and artistic, the people also friendly but maybe because we are tourists, and they will keep pursuing you to buy the items there.. to be honest the prices are too expensive compares to other markets, we said so because we have explored 7 cities in Turkiye and many markets and compare the prices...

They sell fake silkscarf !!! 800 YTL. I found the same in Istanbul to 350. Also labels as 100 percent silk. Also fake !!! A really touristtrap. I am so disappointed.

I love it 😍

(Translated by Google) It's a nice place to set your own table and eat and drink. It could be better if it was a little neglected. Personally, I would not recommend going there very late. There are better toilets etc. for breakfast during the day. There is also a car park. There is no entrance fee etc. (Original) Kendi sofranızı kurup yiyip içmek için güzel bir yer biraz bakımsız daha güzel olabilirdi şahsen çok geç saatlerde gitmeyi tavsiye etmem kahvaltı gün içi kahvaltılar için daha iyi tuvaletler vs var araç park yeri de var giriş ücreti vs yok

(Translated by Google) It can be chosen to breathe the mountain air. It can be developed with a little planning. Having a market, butcher and bakery around it is a separate benefit for those who come unwary. Of course, it is not very big. (Original) Dağ havası solumak için seçilebilir biraz planlama yapılarak geliştirilebilir etrafında market kasap fırın olması tedbirsiz gelenler için ayrı bir kazanç tabi pek Fazla büyük değil

(Translated by Google) Even if you come without meat or barbecue, you can find everything in a very short distance and have a great time. (Original) Etsiz mangalsız gelseniz bile çok kısa mesafede herşeyi bulup zamanınızı çok güzel geçirebilirsiniz.

(Translated by Google) Greenery, good lighting, poor seating areas should be increased and renovations should be made. (Original) Yeşilliği güzel ışıklandırma zayıf oturma yerleri artırılıp tadilat yapılmalı

(Translated by Google) The ticket price is very exaggerated, noting that the last stage requires another new ticket. Of course, in the summer, it is not useful or for a riyal, because there is no snow. (Original) سعر التذكرة مبالغ فيه جدا علما ان المرحله اللخير تحتاج الى تذكره جديده اخرى طبعا في الصيف ما تنفع ولا بريال لانه لا يوجد ثلج

(Translated by Google) The place is very nice but the people who come are dirty, everywhere is full of garbage, barbecue everywhere 😡 (Original) Yer çok güzel fakat gelen insanlar pis her yer çöp dolu her yerde mangal 😡

Concept of Bedestans or covered markets originated during the early Ottoman era with array of shops under one roof forming city's trade centre (like shopping malls of today). First Ottoman capital Bursa,Turkey 🇹🇷 has been famous for silk trade for centuries and even today, Bursa's silk is well known in Turkey. Built between 1389 to 1402 in the first Ottoman capital, Bursa's Bedestan(Covered market) is still operating and is now a combination of old and new markets, including Grand bazaar,with array of shops selling various items and food products, cafés & Kiosks etc. Bedestan of Bursa is perfectly located next to Bursa's historic Grand mosque and Koza han(caravansarai or inn used to accommodate visiting merchants to the city)

Great place to visit. At the beginning it is not very interesting but the the further in you go the better it gets. The little hans host great çay houses and the food section is amazing. I counted at least 26 different olive options at one stall. A warning if you follow google maps direction using the English name "covered market" it takes you on a wild goose chase to nowhere. Use the Turkish "Kapalı Çarşı" you get to the right place. I have sent google an edit so it may get fixed.

Much more relaxed than Istanbul bazar with better deals and friendlier people

An authentic experience of a bazaar, many shops for gold in this particular part of the bazaar. The shopping area is huge and very crowded and busy on weekends.

We enjoyed shopping here, but much of the market is fairly modern,

Nice place to shopping good price But not for family shopping

Wonderful shopping area,must visit.

A nice place to look back at Bursa’s History. The museum has several exhibitions, textile history and migration history of Bursa. It took me almost a couple of hours to tour. The only problem is the language, unfortunately all explanations was In Turkish! I highly recommend the Municipality of Bursa to share and teach the story of the city using other languages (English/French etc..). It is recommended to visit.

Good place to visit. There are two parts: textile industry in Turkey and Islamic history in Bursa. I lived the Islamic part. It is a small place but there a lot of information. I think it worth spending 60-90 minutes there.

Great

(Translated by Google) There are 3 museums inside and 1 outside. The works are beautifully designed and allow you to quickly examine the museum. They have brought together works from many different categories, including the History of Immigration, Foundation Museum, Textile Museum and Industry Museum. The entrance to the industrial museum was closed because it was under restoration, but you can visit other museums. (Original) İçeride 3 dışarıda ise 1 müze bulunmaktadır. Eserler çok güzel dizayn edilmiş hızlı bir şekilde müzeyi incelemenizi sağlıyor. Göç tarihi, Vakıf müzesi, Tekstil müzesi ve Sanayi müzesi ile çok farklı kategorideki eserleri bir araya toplamışlar. Sanayi müzesi restorasyona girdiği için giriş kapalıydı fakat diğer müzeleri ziyaret edebilirsiniz.

(Translated by Google) Lots of my studies I left that for later. It must be complete Very colorful and humorous... It's free (Original) Lots de mes études j ai laissé cela pour plus tard. Çà doit être complet Très haut en couleur ,et l'humour.. C est gratuit

(Translated by Google) The location is incorrect. You should type "Bursa Migration Museum" and go to that location. There are three museums in one. The building used to belong to Merinos, a textile factory. (Original) Konum yanlış, bursa göç müzesi yazip o konuma gitmelisiniz, orada 3muze bir arada bulunuyor. Bina eskiden tekstil fabrikası olan merinosa ait.

(Translated by Google) Wrong location, the museum is on the other side (Original) الموقع غلط، المتحف في الجهة الثانية

One of the old markets specialized in gold and silver jewelry. The market is built in the Ottoman style and is very crowded with the people of Bursa and the tourists coming to the area. In the market there are beautiful and old forms of jewelry that bear the ancient inscriptions of previous eras and civilizations. Since the market is visited by many foreign tourists, the prices are high and in many cases exaggerated, so try as much as possible to get the largest discount you can reach.

(Translated by Google) Located in the heart of Bursa, with 55 jewelery stores, it is the most important trade center that keeps the pulse of gold buying and selling from past to present. (Original) Bursa'nın kalbinde, 55 kuyumcu mağazasıyla, geçmişten günümüze altın alım satımının nabzını tutan en önemli ticaret merkezi 🌸

(Translated by Google) Bursa's first, only and real jewelers' bazaar We, our valued guests, have been with you for your investments and all your special days and moments for 4 generations since 1919. Our first and only business for exactly 4 generations has been jewelery and jewelry. You are the most valuable... Do not invest and never buy diamonds without consulting us. We are waiting for you in our stores for our promise of the right quality and the best price. It is purchased from a diamond expert in Turkey... Diamond expert and Gemologist Onur KUYUMCU (Original) Bursa'nın ilk, tek ve gerçek kuyumcular çarşısı Bizlerde siz kıymetli misafirlerimizi 1919 yılından beri tam 4 nesildir hem yatırımlarınız için hemde tüm özel gün ve anlarınız için yanınızdayız. Tam 4 nesildir ilk işimiz tek işimiz kuyumculuk ve mücevherat. En değerli sizsiniz... Bize danışmadan yatırım yapmayın ve asla pırlanta almayın doğru kalitede ve en doğru fiyat sözümüz için mağazalarımıza bekleriz. Türkiye'de pırlanta uzmanından alınır... Pırlanta uzmanı ve Gemolog Onur KUYUMCU

(Translated by Google) Historical jewelers' covered bazaar, an important trade center with many quality jewelers, (Original) Tarihi kuyumcular bedesteni, bir çok kaliteli kuyumcunun bulundugu önemli bir ticaret merkezi,

(Translated by Google) Stay away from GONCA JEWELRY located in Uzun Çarşı! Disrespectful, rude and impatient owners should not be kept there! First learn how to talk to your customers, then become a tradesman! Neither their products nor themselves are reliable!!!!! (Original) Uzun çarşı içerisinde bulunan GONCA KUYUMCULUKtan uzak durun! Saygısız terbiyesiz sabırsız sahibini orada barındırmamak gerekir! Önce müşterilerinizle nasıl konuşacağınızı öğrenin sonra esnaflık yapın! Ne ürünleri güvenilir ne kendileri !!!!!

(Translated by Google) It is a place where you can find jewelery and dowry products at a more affordable price, and its historical atmosphere is also important. (Original) Mücevherat ve ceyizlik ürünlerini daha uyguna bulacaginiz biyer dir tarihi atmosfere sahipligide önem tasir

(Translated by Google) A place where many jewelers and varieties are together. It is one of the important places to visit for Bursa residents before their weddings. (Original) Bir sürü kuyumcunun ve çeşidin bir arada olduğu yer.Bursalilarin düğün öncesi önemli ziyaret mekanlarından

A beautiful place to visit at night. It gives you a panoramic view of Bursa and is a very short walk up the hill. There's the clock tower and the tombs to have a look at.

Nice scquare for a short break

(Translated by Google) The clock tower is in the center of Bursa and on a high hill with a beautiful view and surrounded by popular shops, a mosque and some trees (Original) برج الساعة في وسط بورصة وعلى تلة مرتفعة باطلالة جميلة ومحيط به محلات شعبية وجامع وبعض الاشجار

(Translated by Google) I loved the beautiful clock tower motifs. There is a problem there. Izmir made me very tired. I think it might be because the surroundings are very messy and dirty. People threw everything on the ground, no care, no cleaning, we still saw it. (Original) Görüntü olarak güzel saat kulesi motiflerine bayıldım orda bir sıkıntı var İzmir beni çok yordu sanırım etrafın çok dağınık pis olması olabilir insanlar herşeyi yere atmışlar özen yok temizlik yok yinede gördük

(Translated by Google) The clock tower is high up and on a hill from which the view is given, giving you a dangerous view. (Original) برج الساعة في منطقة مرتفعة وعلى تلة المنظر منها يعطيك مساحة للرؤية بشكل خطير.

(Translated by Google) It is a place with a magnificent view. It should definitely be visited, and the cannons next to the clock tower give a very historical atmosphere. You go to the inner part of the old walls of the city, that is, the clock tower is located where old Bursa was. You feel like you have gone back to these magical historical moments. Also, right away. There is also the Osman Gazi tomb next to it. When you go to Bursa, do not leave without seeing it 🙏 (Original) Muhteşem bir manzarası olan bir yer.Kesinlikle gidilip görülmeli ayrıca saat kulesinin yanındaki toplar da çok tarihi bir hava veriyor.Sehrin eski surlarının iç tarafına gidiyorsunuz yani eski Bursa'nın olduğu yerde bulunuyor saat kulesi.Bu büyülü tarihi anlara yeniden gitmiş gibi oluyorsunuz.Ayrıca hemen yanında Osman Gazi türbesi de bulunuyor. Bursa'ya gittiğinizde görmeden dönmeyin 🙏

(Translated by Google) Great. The view, the history. A very beautiful and touristic place. Beautiful city💚 (Original) Harika. Manzarası, tarihi. Çok güzel ve turistik bir yer. Güzel şehir💚

Located near grand mosque in Bursa town. This Mosque is smaller but more beautiful. This Mosque is clean and well maintain. Need to take off shoe and bring the shoe at racking area before enter this premise. This turk people costume.

Old and maginificent. Spend time here for Jumat prayer. Calm and peaceful. Love to visit Green Mosque, Bursa.

Great to see the historical masjid

Beautiful interior

Beautiful

Nice location

(Translated by Google) A masterpiece of İznik tiles... Bursa's green jewel Frankly, the beauty of the green and blue tiles that adorn the interior walls of this mosque is beyond description. Every corner is a work of art in itself, especially the mihrab. The craftsmanship and precision in crafting these tiles are astonishing. It is not just a place of worship, but an open-air art gallery that reflects the splendor of early Seljuk and Ottoman art. Advice for a complete visit to the Green Mosque and its surroundings For anyone visiting the Green Mosque in Bursa, here are my tips for a complete experience: * Don't miss the Green Mausoleum (Yeşil Türbe): Located directly next to the mosque, it houses the mausoleum of Sultan Mehmed I, complementing it in beauty. * Admire the details: Take your time to admire the details of the tiles and the wood carvings, as they are the secret to the beauty of the place. * Enjoy the area: The area surrounding the mosque is beautiful and has lovely cafes and shops. A rich cultural and historical experience in the heart of Bursa. (Original) تحفة فنية من بلاط إزنيك.. جوهرة بورصة الخضراء صراحة، جمال البلاط الأخضر والأزرق الذي يزين جدران هذا الجامع من الداخل هو شيء يفوق الوصف. كل زاوية فيه هي لوحة فنية بحد ذاتها، خصوصاً المحراب. الحرفية والدقة في صناعة هذا البلاط مذهلة. إنه ليس مجرد مكان للعبادة، بل هو معرض فني مفتوح يعكس روعة الفن السلجوقي والعثماني المبكر. نصيحة لزيارة متكاملة للجامع الأخضر وما حوله لكل من يزور الجامع الأخضر في بورصة، هذه نصيحتي لتجربة متكاملة: * لا تفوتوا الضريح الأخضر (Yeşil Türbe): يقع بجوار الجامع مباشرةً وهو ضريح السلطان محمد الأول، ويكمله في الجمال. * تأملوا التفاصيل: خذوا وقتكم في تأمل تفاصيل البلاط والنقوش الخشبية، فهي سر جمال المكان. * استمتعوا بالمنطقة: المنطقة المحيطة بالجامع جميلة وتضم مقاهي ومحلات لطيفة. تجربة ثقافية وتاريخية غنية في قلب بورصة.

WOW, great experience, very well organized, reasonable prices, wonderful scenes, 3 stages of cable car, nice restaurants and cafes, you must visit in Bursa at winter

More than 2000 meters, more than 25 minutes to reach the top, it’s a bit cold but amazing 🤩

(Translated by Google) Came here in December 2023, the temperature reached -3°, really cold. But it's worth the beautiful view when you reach the top. The road goes uphill to the mountain, at that time we left by bus. It hasn't snowed along the way, but it's starting to get cold. Just when I got to the top the snow spread out wide, it was really beautiful 🥰🥹🥺 By telephone, pay using Lira, the price is 350TL PP. (Original) Dateng kesini pas Desember 2023, suhunya nembus -3°, dinginnnnn banget. Tapi sebanding sama pemandangan yang cantik pas udah sampai atas. Jalannya naik nanjak ke gunung gitu, pas itu berangkatnya pakai bis. Sepanjang jalan belum turun saljunya, tapi udah mulai dingin. Baru deh pas sampai atas salju terhampar luas, cantik bener-bener 🥰🥹🥺 Naik telefriknya bayar pakai Lira, harganya 350TL PP.

(Translated by Google) You should definitely visit it when you come to Bursa. If you go during the winter months, you will enjoy it more. Even if the foothill of the mountain, that is, the city, is sunny, you can see snow as you go up by cable car. Of course, don't forget to dress warmly. :) There are hotels up there as well as places to ski for normal people. We preferred sit-on skiing, as you know, the neighborhood style :) but you can bring your gear and come if you want! :) (Original) Bursa’ya geldiğinizde mutlaka ziyaret etmelisiniz. Biraz daha kış ayları gibi giderseniz daha cok zevk alırsınız. Dağın etek kısmı yani şehir güneşli olsa bile teleferikle yukarı çıktıkça kara kavuşabilirsiniz. E tabii kalın giyinmeyi unutmayın. :) Yukarıda oteller de var normal halk için kayak yapılacak yerler de. Biz bildiğiniz bayağı oturmalı kayakla kaymağı tercih ettik mahalle usulü :) ama isterseniz takımlarınızı alıp da gelebilirsiniz! :)

(Translated by Google) Nature is wonderful, the road is beautiful, but it is a huge mess, tour buses stop randomly and pick up and drop off passengers, and there is almost no parking space. There is no inspection in Region 1, the tracks are full of garbage bags, glass water bottles and pet bottles, cleaning should be done in the morning and evening and mid-day and should be inspected, the value of the money paid for the lift and chairlift should be a comfortable skiing, the garbage and glass bottles on the tracks are dangerous. While we could introduce this beautiful nature to the world, it was sad to encounter a shameful sight for our tourism paradise country😌The second region is relatively beautiful, there are better quality tracks preferred by professionals, the businesses are quite good, the lifts are new👍 (Original) Doğa harika, yol güzel ancak müthiş bir karmaşa, tur otobüsleri gelişigüzel durup yolcu indirip bindiriyor, otopark alanı neredeyse yok. 1. Bölge’de denetim yok, pistler çöp poşeti, cam su şişeleri ve pet şişelerle dolu, sabah akşam gün ortası temizlik yapılmalı denetlenmeli, lift ve telesiyeje ödenen paranın karşılığını konforlu bir kayak yapmak olmalı, pistlerdeki çöpler ve cam şişeler tehlike saçıyor. Bu güzel doğayı dünyaya tanıtmak varken, turizm cenneti ülkemiz için utanç verici manzara ile karşılaşmak üzdü😌İkinci bölge nispeten güzel, profesyonellerin tercih ettiği daha kaliteli pistler mevcut, işletmeler oldukça iyi, liftler yeni👍

(Translated by Google) I don't have a comment about hotels because I haven't stayed there, but Uludağ is a great place, if you like hiking and nature, definitely visit it. (Original) Otellerle ilgili bir yorumum yok çünkü konaklamadım ama Uludağ harika bir yer yürüyüş ve doğa severseniz mutlaka uğrayın

(Translated by Google) The weather is beautiful, skiing in the winter is beautiful, and walking in the spring is also beautiful. (Original) Havası bir başka güzel kışın kayak yapması ayrı güzel baharda yürüyüşü de bi başka güzel

(Translated by Google) As you ascend Eskici Mehmed Dede from Tahtakale, there's a mosque on the left. It was built in the 15th century by a philanthropist named Hacı Sevinç. In the mosque garden is the grave of Hacı Sevinç's maid, believed to be a miracle worker. She became known as "Helvacı Acele Bacı" (Helvacı Acele Sister) because she offered her master his favorite halva while he was still on the Hajj pilgrimage. (Original) Tahtakale'den Eskici Mehmed Dede'ye çıkarken solda bir camii. 15. yy'da Hacı Sevinç isminde bir hayırsever tarafından yaptırılmış. Cami bahçesinde Hacı Sevinç'in keramet sahibi olduğuna inanılan hizmetçisinin mezarı var. Efendisine sevdiği helvayı daha hacda iken ikram etmesi dolayısıyla "Helvacı Acele Bacı" olarak meşhur olmuş.

(Translated by Google) Cute... (Original) Şirin...

(Translated by Google) Very good.. (Original) Çok Güzel..

Amazing place. I remember someone offering me some tea and talk about how this place held Sema every single night❤️ and it’s free 🌟love this place so much! I wish I can come back again

What a Beautiful experience especially after visiting the great Mevlana’s tomb in Konya it was so enlightening. It was difficult to get any information on the sema while in Bursa. I was only able to get information from reviewers here. They have this every night around 9pm. I reached 9:15 and they began around 9:20. They allow public in to watch. Women go upstairs and men down. It is about half hour.

now we know how sufi dance was perform. l

Its open everyday at 9 pm. You can go there and watch sufi perfomances, it is really a spiritual experience. There are people who can talk in English and you surely can ask any questions about the performance, they are really kind to foreigners. Enjoy the çay too! ☕️

great atmospheres. describes what is tasavvuf are to the world by its very warm welcome to all guest from any country. sema worship is beautiful. i found my self crying watching this for the first time. thank you so much for the experience. love from Indonesian ❣️

Definitely a must visit when in Bursa. Blown away by the amazing Tasavvuf dance. Experienced an unexplained calmness in the music and the dance. Thanks so much to the cultural center for sharing yr ritual with the wider audience.

Just wow! What an incredible place. Something I will never forget. Sufi dance happens every night at 21h. Free entrance and tea :)

One of the most beautiful interiors in a mosque in Turkey that I have seen though it looks very recent. Seems like almost all the mosques have had their interiors remade

This mosque amazing and very beautiful...from inside amazing lights...and from out side nice view and you can walk 30minute to the castle there is amazinggg view you can see all ankara..

Quite nice architecture and energy is so calming.

Astonishing, yet very simple ☺️☺️☺️ must visit in Bursa

Beautiful mosque interior. Magnificent complex next to it, hosting the thombs of some of the most important people of the Ottoman empire.

A beautiful mosque in the top of hill, Amazing architectural design at 15 century. Muslims can pray here. It is beside the graveyard of Shahzada Mustafa.

Very beautiful and authentic mosque from the ottoman empire in the heart of old Bursa.

Beautiful place. But not really well maintenance

Great local place with many choices for food, everything fairly priced and good service (even for people with only English language)

It's a great place very lively and full most of the time especially evening coffee . Historical

Bueno! A fine atmosphere less the music /) Ok place Historic environment.

It was full of life, fun, and entertaining

This is a very historical former market place. But now use for sisha .hokka . Tea and some kofte ( meatballs ) restaurants. Massive stone construction keep cold resting area even in hottest summer periods. Calm and traquiling place. Suggest !!

İt's good for Nargile there is many cafes here and price is suitable $$

Strange no one speak english just Turkey

Good

(Translated by Google) Right in the center of Bursa. It's a beautiful venue. The staff is helpful and attentive. The interior is clean and tidy. We came here for the first time to see a play, and the sound and everything were wonderful. (Original) Bursa'nın tam merkezinde. Güzel bir mekan. Çalışanları ilgili hemen yardımcı oluyorlar. İçerisi temiz, düzenli. İlk defa bir oyun izlemek için geldik sahne, sesler herşey çok güzeldi.

(Translated by Google) It's a great business and has a great layout. My only advice is not to buy tickets from the balcony. (Original) Harika bir işletme ve mükemmel bir düzeni var. Sadece bilet alırken balkondan alınmaması tavsiyemdir.

(Translated by Google) With the hope that your ticket will turn into hope for the Republic Ball organized by the İK 360 Platform, all proceeds were transferred to the aid fund of the Kalbim Seninle Association. Heartfelt congratulations ♥️ (Original) İK 360 Platformunun düzenlemiş olduğu Cumhuriyet Balosu Biletin umuda dönüşsün diyerek tüm gelir Kalbim Seninle Derneğinin yardım fonuna aktarılmıştır.Kalpten tebrikler ♥️

(Translated by Google) I think they just put the phone up as a decoration. There's no way you can ask anything over the phone. I've tried at different times, but no one answers. I'm utterly astonished by the recklessness of these institutions. (Original) Zannediyorum telefonu sadece süs olarak koymuşlar. Hiçbir şekilde telefonla bir şey sorulamıyor. Farklı saatlerde denedim ancak telefonu açan yok. Bu tarz kurumların bu pervasızlığına son derece şaşırıyorum.

(Translated by Google) I've known the place since 1987, when it was a cinema. It is really good that the new version contributes to cultural and artistic activities. My country needs to be acculturated and engage in more arts. Follow the events and participate to make this place more meaningful. (Original) Mekanı sinema olduğu 1987 yıllarından beri bilirim. Yeni hali kültür ve sanat çalışmaları için katkı sağlaması gerçekten iyi olmuş. Ülkemin kültürlenme ve daha çok sanatla uğraşmaya ihtiyacı var. Etkinlikleri takip edin ve burayı daha anlamlı kılmak için katılım sağlayınız.

Worth if you are into forestry. There are wood bodies that lasted hundreds of years, leafs, fossils and more.

Super

(Translated by Google) I ask you to be ready for a wonderful Museum experience. It is a wonderful experience to visit this exquisite museum by paying attention to the visiting days and hours. It is in an immaculate two-storey historical mansion. Entrance is free. (Original) Muhteşem bir Müze deneyimine hazır olmanızı rica ediyorum. Ziyaret günleri ve saatlerine dikkat edipte bu enfes müzeyi ziyaret etmek harika bir deneyim. Tertemiz iki katlı tarihi bir köşk içinde. Girişler ücretsiz.

(Translated by Google) It's a very nice museum. Entry is free. It's worth a visit. It was also nice to visit both a museum and a historical house. It is located below the left of the Karagöz museum. (Original) Çok güzel bir müze olmuş. Giriş ücretsiz. Görülmeye değer. Ayrıca hem müze hemde tarihi bir evi gezmekte güzel oldu. Karagöz müzesinin sol aşağısında kalmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) I just saw this place, I had never seen it before, it's interesting that it's unknown, I'm glad I went, there are magnificent artifacts inside, animal fossils, tree mushrooms, walkie-talkies, two floors, I went during the weekday, I had a very easy time, the staff member was very attentive, thankfully we were given a book as a gift, the entrance is free, I definitely recommend you go. (Original) Ben burayı yeni gördüm hiç karşımda çıkmamıştı bilinmemesi ilginç iyiki gitmişim icerde muhtesem eserler hayvan fosilleri ağaç mantarları telsizler iki kat hafta içi gittim çok rahat gezdim görevli arkadaş ilgilendi sağ olsun bize kitap hediye edildi giriş ücretsiz mutlaka gidin derim.

(Translated by Google) This is our first visit to the forestry museum. Ms. Melike and Mr. Mehmet are very caring and friendly employees, they showed us around the museum and we had a pleasant conversation. I also recommend you to listen to Yumak's story. (Original) Ormancılık müzesine ilk gelişimiz, Melike hanım ve Mehmet bey çok ilgili ve güleryüzlü çalışanlar, hem müzeyi gezdirdiler hem de keyifli bir sohbet ettik. Yumak'ın hikayesini de dinlemenizi tavsiye ederim.

(Translated by Google) A very nice, boutique museum... If you ever find yourself in Bursa, definitely stop by... We would like to thank Forest Protection Officer Serap Hanım for providing my daughter with very detailed information. (Original) Çok güzel, butik bir müze... Bursa'ya yolunuz düşerse uğrayın mutlaka... Kızıma çok ayrıntılı bilgiler veren Orman Koruma Memuru Serap Hanım'a çok teşekkür ederiz

(Translated by Google) A modest library with high spirituality. Definitely worth a visit, breathe in its special atmosphere. You can study or read a book in a quiet environment with a beautiful view. Tea and bread are also served. (Original) Maneviyatı yüksek, mütevazi bir kütüphane. Kesinlikle ziyaret edilmeli, o özel atmosferi solunmalı. Sessiz ortamda güzel bir manzara eşliğinde ders çalışabilir ya da kitap okuyabilirsiniz. Çay ve ekmek ikramı da mevcut.

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice building, the upper floor of which is used as a library and study area, and one of the rooms of the lower floor of which has been turned into a museum of wooden spoons. It's usually not crowded. There are also refreshments. An ideal place for young people looking for a place to study or read a book. (Original) Üst katı kütüphane - ders çalışma alanı olarak kullanılan, alt katında bir odası tahta kaşıklardan bir müze hâline getirilen, oldukça hoş bir yapı. Genelde kalabalık olmuyor. Ayrıca ikramlar da var. Ders çalışmak yahut kitap okumak için bir yer arayan gençler için ideal bir yer.

(Translated by Google) The youth house is open from 9am to 6:30pm and is the perfect place to study and read. Tea and coffee are also available ;) (Original) Saat 9 ile 18.30 arasında açık olan gençlik evinde ders çalışmak ve kitap okumak için mükemmel bir yer. Çay ve kahve de var ;)

(Translated by Google) Hüsnü Bey's works are located on the upper floor, and there's a library. When you enter, you'll find complimentary tea and chocolate bread. The security staff is attentive, thank you. Overall, it's clean and well-maintained. There are seating areas at the entrance where you can enjoy your tea and sit facing the Muradiye tomb. (Original) Hüsnü beyin çalışmaları yer alıyor üst katta ise kütüphane var.İçeri girdiğinizde ücretsiz çay ve çikolatalı ekmek ikramı var.Güvenlik personeli ilgili, teşekkürler.Genel olarak temiz ve bakımlı.Kapı girişinde ise oturma yerleri var çayınızı alıp,Muradiye türbesine karşı oturabilirsiniz

(Translated by Google) It's a really beautiful place. It has a lush green view right across from the Muradiye social complex. It's not too crowded, it's generally quiet... It's a very suitable environment for studying. (Original) Gerçekten çok güzel bir mekan. Muradiye külliyesinin tam karşısında yemyeşil bir manzarası var. Çok kalabalık değil genellikle sessiz sakin... Ders çalışmak için gayet uygun bir ortam.

(Translated by Google) I was able to go there for the first time in September 2021 because it was under restoration for a certain period of time. I would have loved to see the original version. They changed the inside a little bit. Personally, I was disappointed, but it was also a very nice youth center, and I am still happy that I could stop by and visit it. (Original) 2021 yılının eylül ayında ilk defa gidebilmiştim çünkü belirli bir süre restorasyondaydı. ilk hali görebilmeyi çok isterdim içerisini biraz değiştirmişler. şahsen hayal kırıklığına da uğradım ama çok güzel bir şekilde de gençlik merkezi de olmuş, yine de buraya uğrayıp gezebildiğim için mutluyum.

(Translated by Google) The staff is very friendly. The facility, which serves as a museum and youth center with a small library, is clean and tidy. (Original) Personel çok güler yüzlü Müze ve gençlik merkezi olarak hizmet vermekte olan ufak bir kütüphaneye sahip bir tesis temiz ve düzenli