Must visit Mosque of Bursa with a Big WOW factor. It has very nice elaborated interior and Amazing Calligraphy designs. Please wear proper clothes and for ladies carry something to cover their heads for respect.

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.

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.

Very nice place to do some shopping in Bursa, Turkey. All time available taxis, so its very easy to reach it by Taxi. Sure its not that much big so you will not find everything there, also there is no malls around.

Great mall, too many restaurants , shops and secure , I forgot my mobile at the entrance gate , I came back after hour later , I found it easily with the security guys. Bursa in general is better than Istanbul for families.

A shopping mall with many levels. Great layout with lots of fashion design clothes. You need to go pass a security check first before entering the plaza. 👍👍👍

You can find great cakes and drinks here and an ideal shopping mall for visiting⭐️

I always visit Zafer plaza when I’m in Bursa, not the best shopping center in the city but it’s in the heart of town, you can park your car and visit all the nearby attractions like grand mosque, grand bazaar, clock towers, and also do some shopping

Can't say the best Mall I have ever visited but it was good. A great range of shops and restaurants to choose from. Brought many things from here. Also one of the best part is that it is well connected with Bursa suburbs. But the frequency of the bus is a little low.

Zafer Plaza , nice mall the centre of bursa, area full with historic places around,

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 😍

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

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

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.

The museum is probably one of the smallest collection I have visited. The experience was not as I imagined it to be its a dome with hand drawn pictures of life pre-ottoman period. I enjoyed the displays downstairs of the clothing worn in the Ertugal series. I also loved the tiles display which lead us to visit Iznik to see some of the artwork still being made to date and I highly recommend.

A great place to visit. not much to see you finish you tour in less than an hour, but it gives a glimpse on the turkish/ ottoman culture and history.

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

Everytime I'm in Bursa Turkiye I keep returning here and there's no any changes even since 2022 first time I visited here. Now it's 2025. I love how's the night time looks. It's magnificent ❤ No ticket is needed.

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!

We wanted to pay something but the staff refused. May God bless the administration of Bursa for taking care of the place. Real soldiers are standing there! Bravo for their work and may God give them strength

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 was a wonderful experience. We always come when in Bursa and the food is top quality and worth the price. The service is on top of everything. Thank you Mehmet Bey.

Great traditional Turkish restaurant 👌 👍 with an extensive array of Turkish cuisine in a great location just next to the clock tower. Food is tasty and of good quality. If you visit Bursa city in Turkey 🇹🇷 this is *the* restaurant that you want to dine in!

The food was having great taste but a bit overcooked. Obviously the staffs were well trained and friendly. The city view beside the restaurant was good as well, good place if you would like to have a good meal and view!

The food is great . Quick and friendly service. Valet parking in such narrow and old street is great 👍

We enjoyed our meal .. the outdoor seating was incredible with the view of Bursa as its located on a high land .. We had kebab adani & lahamcun with some starters.. - soup - 2 lahamcun - kebab adani - hummus/ taboulah/ mutabbal - potato - bakhlava Cost us 700 TL Definitely coming back again.. Ps: short cut to the restaurant is through coming from zafer mall (zafer on your left) and walking up untill reaching an escalator)

Very nice restaurant for authentic Turkish food .. try the boneless chicken and Baklava with Ice cream .. They also have valet parking for TL10, where you can put your car and then have a walk in the park around it

This restaurant has special magic in it, the location and the surrounding building lights is amazing. The restaurant is up in hill, which make your experience more delightful and unforgettable. The staff were okay, they dont speak english unfortunately so it was hard to pick dishes in overall experience i’d come here again. i’d recommend this place for big family’s and friend groups.

A very good place to eat at bursa. Delicious food and a really welcoming staff. We tried the steak kofte and iskender kebab. The area is also beautiful to see.

The food is nice and fresh. Service is fast. However, it is very pricey. I paid 430TL for a mixed grill ( karisik izagar). The price for items has literally doubled in price in 7 months. Better off finding some local izgara place further away from oldtown center instead as you will get more value for money with similar taste.

Best in Bursa .. best meat cuts and the most delicious meat dishes I tasted since so long .. Bursa Doner iskander, mixed meat platter, kufta and for sure Ayran Everything is perfect .. staff are very helpful despite they are very busy .. thank you

Very beautiful decorated restaurant with terrace seats! Meat balls and salad were tasty.

I tasted their kofte dish and it was delicious. You can only find this type of kofte dish in Bursa. No where else in Turkey has it. A Bursa kofte signature dish.👍👍👍👍👍👍

The Bursa Döner is nothing special and a dissapointment to be honest. The meat is not as tasty as expected, it was a bit dry. The burger was nice, the bun itself was dry.

Unreasonable prices though it’s well known for being a good restaurant in the heart of Bursa

My daughter and I decided to take a little rest from walking around the bazaar. We decided to stop by the nearest cafe. We were greeted almost immediately, seated and our order taken in a timely fashion. I had a latte, it was good. My daughter decided to have a bite to eat and she had the chicken wrap, also good. The young ladies serving us were attentive as we really didn’t wait much and the atmosphere calming and the weather beautiful. I would return.

Coffee was top notch. Lotus cake and other snacks sub par. Would highly recommend to get a coffee only. Don't fall for other treats.

Service was basically zero. The owner seemed aggressive and not welcoming at all. We went for breakfast, but the quality was really low — the bread was ice cold, and even the eggs were cold. In my opinion they don’t care about customer service; The place wasn’t that clean either. I’d definitely recommend avoiding this spot — there are much better places right across this place with far better hospitality. We actually went to one afterward just to forget the bad experience here.

Best Turkish Coffee in Bursa with a twist. Coffee is heated directly onto the ceramic cup. Full bodied turkish coffee ! Relaxing atmosphere in the surrounding han. Highly recommended.

Amazing food! Nice service ! Really pleasant atmosphere ! 100% recommend it!

I cannot comment about the coffee mentioned in the other reviews, as we went there only for a breakfast on a weekday. The ambiance and atmosphere are very nice, as it is located in an old khan, but I cannot tell the same for breakfast. It was very basic, none of the products they serve is anything special. It feels like as if they are all bought from the closest supermarket. On top of that, they served cold, not-toasted bread, which a big minus for me for breakfast. And not to forget: The price for one person is probably the highest I paid for breakfast in Bursa. It might be a decent option to stop by for a coffee if you are discovering Bursa old town, but I do not recommend it for breakfast at all.

A unique Turkish coffee experience along with pomegranate syrup and a surprising local desert treat!

It is a very authentic experience to taste Iskander Kebab in Bursa. The real shop is the blue building. Others may be ok but this is original. Enjoy ur food.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tarihi Mavi Dükkan İskender 1867 is a must-visit for lovers of traditional Turkish kebab. The food is incredibly tasty and full of authentic flavor. This place has been around for a long time, and it shows in the quality and care they put into every dish. You might have to wait a little, but it’s definitely worth it. The İskender is especially amazing. Highly recommended for a true taste of Turkish cuisine!

Best İskender, I had. The portion is the right size, with a generous amount of butter, making it a tasty and true comfort food. Compared to other places I tried in Bursa, this one was much better in both quality and service, which was superior. Highly recommend it!!!

We wanted to try İskender kebap here, but there was a long queue, so we left at first. Later, while walking by, we saw an available table and went in. We sat and ordered, but the waiter didn’t seem happy with our order and just said “PEKI.” After a few minutes, a group of five guests arrived, and their food was served quickly, while we were still waiting! We found this behavior unfair. The food was good, but it’s expensive and not really worth the price.

Historical Land Mark of Bursa. This is the place invented Döner (gyros) and İskender kebab because the chefs name was İskender his son Cevat continued the tradition. Its delicious!

Best Iskander kebab i've eaten. It was really delicious. Place is small, but cozy. Is normally full, so you need to wait outside. The staff is very friendly. Definitely a MUST place to try while in Bursa.

The food was very fresh and delicious, authentically cooked over coals and served in a perfectly balanced plate of meat, bread and yogurt. The wait was shortened by the fact that they very efficiently take your order beforehand and therefore once seated, you receive the food in a matter of minutes. In my opinion, well worth the price!