Discover the best attractions and experiences Bursa has to offer
Bursa’s history is written in its mosques, silk markets and royal courtyards. These landmarks showcase centuries of Ottoman and earlier heritage.
One of Bursa’s most iconic mosques, renowned for its vast prayer hall and hundreds of columns.
A 15th‑century caravanserai turned marketplace, perfect for strolling and admiring silk craftsmanship.
Historic complex with a mosque, tombs and tranquil courtyards, soaking in centuries of Ottoman era life.
Explore Bursa’s layered history through dedicated museums and regional artifacts.
Displays artifacts from Thracian to Ottoman times, offering a concise regional timeline.
Exhibits Iznik’s ancient ceramics and tiles, illustrating the area’s ceramic heritage.
Covers Bursa’s urban development and daily life across different eras.
Bursa’s religious architecture reflects its long spiritual history and Ottoman-era artistry.
Famed for its architectural balance and intricate tilework from the early Ottoman period.
The serene tomb of the Ottoman sultan’s family, set within the Green Mosque complex.
A tranquil religious complex with a historic mosque and surrounding courtyards.
Natural escapes near Bursa offer alpine scenery, botanical beauty and lakeside serenity.
Turkish national park surrounding the Uludağ massif, popular for hiking in summer and skiing in winter.
Extensive botanical gardens ideal for a relaxed stroll and a picnic in nature.
Each district or village offers a distinct vibe, from historic lanes to modern city life.
A well-preserved Ottoman village on Bursa’s outskirts, perfect for cobbled lanes and traditional houses.
A modern, expanding part of Bursa with parks, riverside walks and local markets.
Historic core of Bursa with dense streets, mosques and traditional shops.
Great experiences don’t have to cost a thing—explore streets, parks and scenic viewpoints.
Wander the preserved Ottoman streets and soak up rural Bursa charm.
Roam around Ulu Cami and Koza Han on foot and soak up the ambiance.
Enjoy sea breeze and views as the day winds down along the coast.
Bursa is a culinary gateway to delicious regional specialties and street treats.
Iskender, sliced döner with tomato sauce and yogurt, a Bursa staple.
A thin, stuffed flatbread variant native to Bursa's kitchen traditions.
Seasonal sweet delights often enjoyed in Bursa’s autumn markets.
Evenings in Bursa blend seaside strolls, cafés and atmospheric bars in historic pockets.
Sea-facing venues where locals gather for a relaxed evening.
Casual spots with views over the historic core.
Cozy corners to sip tea and chat till late.
The city offers performing arts venues where traditional and contemporary works thrive.
Professional opera and ballet performances in a city-longstanding venue.
Local theatre productions and touring performances in Bursa.
Sport is a big part of local life, from football to winter sports on the nearby hills.
Experience local football with the famous 'Timsah' spirit.
Hit the slopes on Uludağ during winter or enjoy summer hiking trails.
Venture beyond the city to lakes, ancient towns and natural caves for memorable day trips.
A picturesque lakeside village known for boats and calm scenery.
Historic walls and a scenic lake set around Iznik’s storied past.
A natural cave near Inegöl, often visited for its striking rock formations.