Beautiful building. Courtyard offered a serene place for a cup of tea. Bazaar style shopping to be had around the outside of building. Inside had lil shops with silk scarves and delicates. Fresh fruits and veggies galore a lil further down. Enjoyed this explorer day alot!

This is a historic han in the city of bursa. We got there before it opened, so we just had a walk. I liked the architecture of the place. It is nice to drop by if you are around

We stopped by on a weekend getaway to Bursa, and it was absolutely packed with people. Despite the chaos, we managed to have a blast. I ended up buying some silk scarves that I don’t really need, I can’t resist that stuff! Love it!

The history of Koza Han being a 14th century caravanserai on the silk road is worth visiting. Seeing the structure you can imagine the bustling silk road activities. Shopping is ok, I am sure I paid too much for a silk scarf not knowing how to bargain. The Turkish coffee experience in the courtyard is great.

This is the center of silk production and trade. Not much of the shop is open while we visited, so we do not have a chance to go shopping. You can take more pictures because it is a historical market.

Interesting market place especially if you are interested in silk products... The upper floor is only shops (also sweet shop you can buy the local chestnut sweet), the lower floor has plenty of choices for coffee, tea and light beverages... Also has a nice little mosque...

Nice historical place with nice touristic places. You can rest and enjoy Turkish coffee, tee and other drinks. A must see place. There are in the historic city Bursa many those called in tuerkish Han. A Han are in the middle of old historic building from beginning the year 1200 to the Osman time before the tuerkish republic starts in the 1920s. This is the famous one in Bursa .

We were surprised how well the museum was put together. Many different interesting subjects and times were displayed. Great atmosphere too. Just a little sad to see no visitors, we were almost alone...

**Bursa City Museum**: The **Bursa City Museum** is housed in a historic building that was originally constructed as a courthouse in **1926**. It served as the Bursa Courthouse for **75 years**. In **2001**, a protocol was signed between Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and the Ministry of Justice, leading to the transfer of the building to the municipality. On **February 14, 2004**, it was opened to visitors as the Bursa City Museum⁴. - **Location**: Hocaalizade Mahallesi Ataturk Caddesi No:8 Heykel, Bursa, Türkiye. - **Operating Hours**: Tuesday to Sunday, from **09:30 to 17:00**. - **Contact**: Call **444 1 600** for more information. Visiting museums is a great way to explore a city's history and culture. If you're in Bursa, don't miss the opportunity to visit this fascinating museum! 🏛️🌟

A very much nice place. Entrance is only 2 liras, you can use the bus card to go in. The place is nice and clean and the music playing all the time was very nice too. Walking inside was organised as well, you need to follow the foot signs on the ground to walk through it. The only problem was that all instructions were in Turkish language only.

A compact neat city museum. As of summer 2023, still not a word in English, which strands Antiquity section to your knowledge/intuition, but the halls dedicated to XIX/XX centuries are still fun to explore, I'd argue. Takes about 30min this way. Free admission.

It’s free. So why not come. It’s not in English which sucks but the museum is probably one of the best set ups I have seen in Turkey. Takes about 1-2 hours walking a through it. Lots to see. Definitely worth to come.

It's a nice museum with a nice variety of subjects presented. The artifact descriptions are all in Turkish though, no other languages were available. There was just one exhibit that had one sentence in English that I found.

The set up in this museum is fabulous even by Western standards, I really wished they had English panels for everything because it totally deserves it. I loved it despite understanding a limited amount of the presentation.

What an amazing masjid, wudu facilities inside and toilets are available outside. The architecture and the islamic calligraphy is stunning.

Truly a grand mosque built by 4th Ottoman Sultan Beyezid 1 around 1396. It is a breathtaking testament to Ottoman architecture. Its 20 domes create a mesmerizing silhouette against the sky, while the intricate calligraphy adorning its walls is simply awe-inspiring. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the rich history of the Ottoman Empire and appreciate the beauty of Islamic art. I went to Fajr (early morning prayer) and it was an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply a traveller seeking unique experiences, the Grand Mosque of Bursa is a must-visit.

The mosque was built at the end of the 14th century by Bayezid I, the 4th sultan of the Ottoman empire. The mosque is decorated with beautiful ottoman calligraphy from the 19th century.

It's one of the beautiful cami in turkey Bursa it has beautiful calligraphy work on the walls and pillars. We loved it and felt very peaceful in the Ulucami. Must visit if you are in Bursa.

The Mosque was built in 1399, an architect is unknown. The greatest mosque I have ever seen. No hundreds of tourists as in Istanbul.

The Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii) in Bursa, Turkey, is one of the most significant examples of early Ottoman architecture and a key historical monument. Built between 1396 and 1399 by Sultan Bayezid I, it reflects a transition from Seljuk influences toward the unique Ottoman mosque style. KEY FEATURES:- 1. Architectural Design:- The mosque has 20 domes arranged in four rows of five, which is rare in Ottoman mosques. These domes symbolize the 20 mosques Bayezid I promised to build after a victorious battle. Two minarets adorn the structure, while the interior showcases Islamic calligraphy and ornate carvings. 2. Interior and Fountain:- A shadirvan (ablution fountain) is located inside the mosque, under the central dome—a unique feature that enhances the spiritual ambiance. The walls are adorned with some of the finest examples of Ottoman calligraphy, created by different artists. 3. Historical Importance:- Ulu Camii holds religious and cultural significance as a symbol of the Ottoman Empire’s early expansion and architectural development. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of Bursa's historic urban landscape, emphasizing the city’s role as the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. The Grand Mosque is a must-visit attraction in Bursa for those interested in Islamic art, history, and early Ottoman architecture.

Beautiful historical architecture, mix of seljuk & ottoman designs. Calligraphy is beautiful

One of the four bazaar bridges in the world that are still open to pedestrian traffic, it is the oldest after the one in Florence. It was built in 1442. There are art galleries and cafe shops on it. It is definitely recommended to drink sahlep made from buffalo milk in cafes.

This is one of the rare experiences that you would have in bursa. This is a market bridge. The shops fill the bridge. The beautiful photos is when you take the photos from below the bridge. This place is not to be missed.

It is a historical place to visit in Bursa and you can take a nice walk around the area. There's some shops selling souvenirs and a few cafes you can enjoy the views from.

Short, nice bridge with beautiful little shops on it... A smaller scale Ponte Vecchio... Worth visiting, a 10 minute walk from the Market...

The Irgandi Bridge in Bursa is simply stunning. You can snap amazing photos with its beautiful architecture and backdrop. The buildings on the bridge are a sight to behold, and it's all free to enjoy. Definitely worth a quick visit for anyone in the area!

Free entry, cafe (turkish salep recommended) and souvenir shops, many cats

Historically significant but not worth the detour. I liked the coffee place on the corner at the north end of the bridge, quaint and eclectic, very good, homemade cake and friendly atmosphere.

Both the cami and the türbesi are beautiful art work , calligraphy and glass work. One of the many beautiful mosques in Bursa.

Very calm and beautiful place the simple touches it was remade with are very artistic, and a cross the road there is sultan tomb and his famiky were every ine went to read fatiha there , advice to visit

One of the tourist spots and historical place in Bursa, the Green Tomb or Yeşil Türbe in Turkish language There are 9 tombs including the tomb of Çelebi Mehmed (his idea to build this tomb), his 3 sons, his 4 daughters and his foster mother. The architecture and design is very much Ottoman era - the color of the tiles and ceramics and the arrangement of it. Well maintained, clean, tidy place and protected by guards. No need for ticket and free admission but respect the religion and tradition when going to this place

This was my second visit to Bursa, and also to the Green Tomb. I was fortunate to offer Isha prayer here. I've truly fallen in love with Bursa, and I enjoy revisiting all the beautiful places it has to offer. This time, we visited the Green Tomb at night and prayed Isha in the Green Tomb Mosque. The Green Tomb is the stunning mausoleum of the fifth Ottoman Sultan, Mehmed I, in Bursa. It was built by his son, Murad II, after Mehmed's death in 1421. Designed by architect Hacı Ivaz Pasha, it stands opposite the Green Mosque. The interior is beautifully decorated, and it's free to visit. It's a must see if you're in Bursa, a beautiful building with remarkable Ottoman era architecture. Both the mosque and the tomb are ♿accessible, though you will need to 🅿️park your car along the road in front of the Silk Center.

Fantastic place with a lot of history, interesting place with a quiet and relaxing atmosphere

No tickets walk in. It's clean it's cute. Maybe spend 30 mins in the general area. For women, there is a bathroom downstairs if you need to make abolution if you want to pray

After Yıldırım Bayezid's defeat in the Battle of Ankara, Prince Çelebi Mehmed, who was in Amasya, one day invited Molla Ali to his presence and said: "Oh Molla Ali! Have you learned a lesson from the incident that happened? The calamity that happened to my father Yıldırım Bayezid and Can you think of the reasons for the troubles? You see, each of us has been separated. My brother Mûsâ Çelebi walked against Îsâ Çelebi and sat on the throne in Bursa. My brother Süleymân Çelebi sat on the throne in Edirne. While the enemy is afraid of us, now we have become a laughing stock to the world. In particular, the discord and corruption of my brother Süleyman Çelebi, who lives in Edirne, is feared. The good will and zeal I carry towards religion and the state has made me even more sensitive in the face of these events. Let's go on a pilgrimage with you, abandoning the idea of ​​crown and throne!”  Çelebi Mehmed was talking and cryingat the same time. In the evening, they both went to bed and prayed for the intention of an opening. Çelebi Mehmed saw his grandfather Murâd-ı Hüdâvendigâr in his dream. Emir Sultan was with him.  Giving him a sword and a saddled horse;  "Come on, my hero! Establish the principles of religion!" they said. Although Çelebi did not want to ride a horse, he saw that he had to do so in desperation and moved towards Gallipoli. On the same night, Molla dreamed that he was in Bursa and saw Çelebi Mehmed on the throne and Musa Çelebi under the throne. Thereupon, Mehmed Çelebi moved to Bursa and ascended to the Ottoman throne.  He became the owner of the Ottoman throne as he saw in his dream.

This is a hot spot among the locals; we were brought here by the professors at the local university. The restaurant runs a butcher shop, hence the high quality meats. We loved the meat dishes as well as the variety of desserts! Highly recommend.

If you love steak you have to come here and enjoy the food. The meat is perfectly cooked and delicious. The people working inside are very nice and welcoming. Very very delicious you will not be disappointed.

Excellent place for meat lovers. The food was very good and cooked as our order. The service was superb and the staff are very nice.

We went on the weekend and there was a very long line in front of the restaurant where we waited for almost 40 minutes. But everything was good and the quality of the food was excellent

Meat was disappointing. No taste, rubbery meat. Service was good. Dessert was good. Meat was a big letdown. Not recommended.

All details are perfect .. if you are a meat lover you'll enjoy this place. Very clean and very professional, excellent service, nice view,they have private parking also. A variety of lamb, beef, and chicken available.

The best steak I had ever The other grills as well it was excellent at the salad and the soup. The food is very, very, very delicious and the staff are very welcome

Great hotel for doing business in Bursa. Good quality restaurant on site, I recommend trying their Seafood. Amazingly friendly staff all over the hotel. Easy parking, shops and restaurants in walking distance. Only comment for improvement: the indoor pool opens at 9:00 am only - too late for most business travellers and I like a quick swim before breakfast.

Exceptional Stay – Highly Recommend! I had an amazing experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and extremely attentive. The check-in process was smooth, and the room was spotless, spacious, and beautifully decorated. "Mary" was amazing, cleaned the room, and took care of us a lot. The breakfast buffet was delicious, offering a wide variety of fresh and high-quality options. The location was perfect, making it easy to explore the area. The hotel’s attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction truly set it apart. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable and memorable stay. I will definitely be returning! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very nice rooms. Front desk staff speaks English well and was helpful during my stay. Breakfast buffet is impressive. Location is good and safe.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Sheraton Bursa Hotel. This was not my first time staying here, but my third, and each time I feel like it’s my home. The service is excellent, and I feel welcomed at any hour. The entire team is friendly, helpful, and ready to assist. Thank you to everyone, and a special thanks to Ms. Ebrar karacul

One of the best hotels in Bursa area, especially if you are a member of the Marriott Bonvoy Elite… Service was always great and staff is very attentive. Dining restaurant in lobby area with Mediterranean food options are on a pricey side, but it’s better than similar options like zennup and surrounding restaurants in hotel area. For the last two or three stays, I realized that breakfast buffet does not have bananas and when I would ask specifically to bring one for baby, staff would look at me like I’m from the Mars:)) but each time they were kind enough to bring it toward the end of the breakfast…For some reason indoor pool temperature was always on a cooler side each time we visited this facility. Outdoor pool was closed for maintenance multiple times no matter which season we were visiting. There are very limited options in M club as far as alcohol options, used to be better years ago. Food is good though.

Ahmet and his team were extremely helpful. We needed a car from the bus station to Istanbul Airport. He went over and above to find us a taxi. Thank you, Ahmet! Regards Kurt

The staff is professional, friendly, and very accommodating. We plan to stay at this Sheraton for all our future Bursa visits.

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.

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.

Absolutely amazing place for breakfast or lunch. Amazing food and amazing waiters, all at an even better price. If I could give more than 5 stars I would because it is that good! 100% will be back when I next visit Turkey.

Coffee was good, nothing special as said but ok. Personnel was rude and kinda aggressive. Atmosphere is great. Prices are higher than other places.

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Abdullah made our beautiful day with his service.

Best breakfast in Bursa

Food, service , view and vibe is amazing. Their kavurma and adana kabab stole the show. It was delicious. Its kind of a high end restaurant but definitely worth it.

It was a rainy day. I went there with my family, when I was going to leave my car suddenly broken...! The owner of the restaurant helped me so much... He was trying to fix it with his staff despite the heavy rain. When he failed, he called the emergency maintenance service & talk to them in Turkish. We were waiting for the emergency service to come maybe for one hour. During this period We stayed in the restaurant under his hospitality. He ordered again drinks and desserts & fruits for my kids & after we are done he refused to take any money for the things we have ordered... I tyred too much to pay but he's insisted not to take the money....! What a great & generous man. I will definitely go again for this place. I owe them so much.

Too much expensive

Simple restaurant with great view.. the grilled food also was awesome.

A magnificent view of Bursa, amazing nature, friendly host, delicious food.

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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)

The food and desserts were really good. The staff were very friendly. I recommend this place.

Delicious and high quality food, great atmosphere and spectacular service. We paid 640 lira which considers reasonable. Highly recommend.

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.