Bursa Tours
Explore the historical landmarks, culture, and cuisine of Bursa with our guided Bursa tours. Visit the Grand Mosque, taste Iskender kebab, and shop in bazaars. Book now!
About Bursa
Bursa is a city in northwestern Turkey, known for its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. It was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire and is home to many important historical sites, such as the Grand Mosque, Green Mosque, and Green Tomb. Bursa is also famous for its thermal baths, which are believed to have healing properties. Visitors can take Bursa tours to explore the city's landmarks, learn about its history, and experience the traditional Turkish culture. The tours offer a variety of options, including walking tours, food tours, and sightseeing tours. Along the way, travelers can taste local delicacies, such as Iskender kebab and chestnut dessert, and shop for souvenirs in the city's bazaars. Bursa tours are a great way to discover the hidden gems of this charming city.
About Bursa Grand Mosque
Grand Mosque, also known as Ulu Camii, is one of the largest and most important mosques in Turkey. It was built in the 14th century during the early Ottoman period and is a fine example of Ottoman architecture. The mosque has 20 domes and two minarets, and its interior is adorned with intricate calligraphy, tilework, and paintings. The courtyard of the mosque is also impressive, with a beautiful fountain and several small structures. Visitors to Bursa can explore the Grand Mosque and learn about its history, architecture, and significance in Turkish culture.
About Bursa Green Mosque
Green Mosque, also known as Yesil Camii, is a stunning example of early Ottoman architecture. It was built in the 15th century during the reign of Sultan Mehmed I and gets its name from the green tiles that adorn its interior. The mosque's exterior features intricate stonework, with beautiful arabesque designs and calligraphy. The interior is equally impressive, with a large central dome and several smaller ones, all adorned with beautiful tilework and decoration. The mosque also features a madrasa, or school, where students could study Islamic theology and law. Visitors to Bursa can explore the Green Mosque and marvel at its beauty, both inside and out.
About Bursa Green Tomb
Green Tomb, or Yesil Turbe in Turkish, is a mausoleum built in the 15th century to honor Sultan Mehmed I. It is located next to the Green Mosque and stands out for its stunning green tiles, which cover the exterior of the building. The tiles were made in the Iznik region, which was known for producing high-quality ceramic tiles during the Ottoman era. The interior of the tomb is equally impressive, with intricate calligraphy and tilework adorning the walls and ceiling. The tomb houses the remains of Sultan Mehmed I and his family members. Visitors can explore the Green Tomb and learn more about the history of the Ottoman Empire and its rulers.