Welcome to Bursa, nestled at the foot of Mount Uludağ, a city that has been one of Anatolia's most important cities for centuries, rich in history and natural beauty. As one of the first capitals of the Ottoman Empire, Bursa boasts a rich heritage from the early Ottoman period, with its magnificent mosques, complexes, caravanserais, bazaars, and traditional neighborhoods.
In the city center, you can explore important structures such as the Grand Mosque, Koza Han, Green Mosque, and Green Tomb; and witness Bursa's deep-rooted trading culture firsthand in its historical bazaars. Cumalıkızık, with its traditional Ottoman village architecture, evokes the atmosphere of the past, while Mount Uludağ is a popular destination for winter sports and nature tourism, attracting visitors year-round.
Also known for its Iskender kebab, candied chestnuts, and silk production traditions, Bursa is one of Türkiye's richest cultural routes, bringing together history, nature, and gastronomy in a single city.
