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Green Bursa is one of Turkey ‘s most important historical and touristic cities , home to a host of tourist and historical landmarks that reflect its rich history. We’ll review some of the most prominent of these attractions, which attract tourists from around the world.
1. Incay Tree
The Inkay Tree is one of the largest trees in Turkey, dating back more than 600 years . A symbol of the Ottoman Empire’s history and power , it offers visitors a breathtaking view of the city. Additionally, it is surrounded by a restaurant, café, and souvenir shops.
2. Tombs of Osman I and Orhan
If you’re a fan of historical sites, don’t miss the tombs of the founder of the Ottoman Empire, Sultan Osman I , and the mausoleum of his son, Sultan Orhan Ghazi . Located in Tophane Park , these tombs are a popular destination for visitors.
3. Clock Tower
Located in Tophane Park , the Clock Tower is one of Bursa’s most prominent landmarks. Its magnificent views and the presence of cannons within the tower make it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts and culture lovers.
4. Bursa City Museum
Opened in 2004, the Bursa City Museum is considered one of the city’s finest museums. It offers comprehensive information on Bursa’s history, including weapons and handicrafts, as well as cultural and commercial exhibits.
5. Green Mosque (Yeşil Cami)
Built in 1419 by order of Sultan Mehmed I , the Green Mosque is a fine example of Ottoman architecture. Located in the Yıldırım district , it is distinguished by its unique design and spiritual atmosphere.
6. Jumalikzik village
Located near Mount Uludag , the village of Cumalıkızık contains fascinating historical monuments dating back to the Ottoman Empire. Its well-preserved historical fabric attracts tourists eager to explore history.
7. Awilat Cave
Oylat Cave is one of the largest caves in Turkey, formed as a result of an earthquake 300 million years ago. It is an exciting tourist destination for nature and exploration enthusiasts.
8. The Covered Market
The Grand Bazaar is one of Bursa’s most famous historical markets, housing a variety of shops selling clothing, gold, and accessories.
9. Juliazi Village
Located on a small peninsula on the shores of Lake Uluabat , the village of Gulyazzi is an attractive tourist area that embodies the history of the Roman era.
10. Messi Village
Located 12 km from the heart of Bursa, Mesi Village is known for its picturesque nature and pleasant atmosphere, making it a must-see destination before visiting the city.
11. Trilia Modania
The town of Trillia , located on the coast of the Sea of Marmara , has been inhabited since the 5th century BC. Today, it is full of historic buildings and ancient houses.
