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Koza Han
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Nestled in the heart of Bursa’s historic Hanlar (inns) quarter, Koza Han (literally “Silk Cocoon Inn”) is a 15th‑century Ottoman caravanserai that anchors the city’s famed silk bazaar. Built in 1490–91 by order of Sultan Bayezid II to fund his charitable waqf, the han today still pulses with the legacy of the Silk Road: its two-story […]
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Bursa Grand Mosque
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Bursa’s Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii) stands as a towering symbol of early Ottoman ambition and faith. Commissioned by Sultan Bayezid I at the height of his power in the late 14th century, the mosque occupies the very center of what was then the Ottoman capital. In size and scale it remains the largest mosque in […]
Monuments & Statues
Tombs of Osman and Orhan Gazi
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Nestled atop Tophane Park on the citadel ridge of Bursa, the twin mausoleums of Osman I (Osman Gazi) and his son Orhan Gazi stand as the imperial founders’ final resting places. From this hilltop view, Bursa’s Ottoman-era skyline stretches out below (see image), reminding visitors that Bursa was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. […]
Streets & Neighbourhoods
Cumalıkızık
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A visitor arriving in Cumalıkızık is immediately struck by the sight of brightly painted Ottoman houses lining the hills. Cobblestone lanes wind beneath broad sycamores, and near the village gate local women sell jars of homemade jam, olives and pickles. The air carries the earthy aroma of wood and baking bread, and the warm colors […]
Monuments & Statues
Green Tomb
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In the mosaic of Ottoman edifices that punctuate the age-old skyline of Bursa, the Green Tomb—or Yeşil Türbe—stands apart not merely as a sepulchral monument, but as a resonant emblem of dynastic renewal. Commissioned in the shadow of civil strife and completed in 1421, this mausoleum memorializes Sultan Mehmed I—credited with reassembling the Ottoman realm […]
National Parks
Uludağ National Park
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Located just south of Bursa in northwestern Turkey, Uludağ National Park (literally “Great Mountain”) commands attention as the highest summit in the Marmara Region. Rising to 2,543 meters, it presides over Bursa’s skyline. Known in antiquity as the mythic Olympus of Mysia, this mountain was believed to be the spot from which Zeus and the […]
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