• The Great Mosque - The Ulu Cami Mosque is one of the largest and oldest mosques in Bursa, located in the heart of the city’s old town. Constructed between 1396 and 1400 during the reign of Sultan Bayezid I, it stands as a remarkable example of Ottoman architecture from that era.
• Koza Hani - Bursa’s centuries-old commercial center, the Old Silk Market (Koza Han), was built in 1492 by order of Bayezıt II to generate income for the mosques and madrasahs of Istanbul. As the first stop for tourists in Bursa, Koza Han is a world-renowned masterpiece. It consists of 95 rooms on two floors surrounding a rectangular courtyard. The upper floor of Koza Han features cafes and shops selling silk products. Stone staircases on both sides of the entrance lead to the upper floor. The portico’s arches are brick and dome-shaped, comprising 40 concrete domes. The rooms are vaulted, each with two windows facing outside. All upper-floor rooms are used as silk and silk product shops. A separate mosque is located in the middle of the courtyard, similar to some Seljuk caravanserais.
• Green Mosque - The Green Mosque (Yeşil Camii): This stunning mosque is one of Bursa’s symbols, named after the green tiles that adorn its interior. The mosque is part of a historical complex that includes a Quranic school and baths.

The Green Mausoleum (Yeşil Türbe): Located next to the Green Mosque, this mausoleum was built in honor of Sultan Mehmet I and is famous for its turquoise ceramic decorations.

• Tombs of Osman and Orhan - The Mausoleum of Orhan Gazi: Orhan Gazi was the second Ottoman sultan and the son of Osman Gazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire. The mausoleum was built in honor of Orhan Gazi, who passed away in 1362. It exemplifies Ottoman funerary architecture and is known for its simple and elegant design.

Mausoleum of Osman Gazi: This is the mausoleum of Osman Gazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire, located in Tophane. Osman Gazi is regarded as the founding father of the Ottoman dynasty, and his mausoleum is a significant historical site for Turkey’s history.

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Explorer Bursa depuis Istanbul est une idée fantastique pour ceux en quête d’une escapade complète, mêlant histoire, nature et gastronomie. Connue sous le nom de “Bursa la Verte” (Yeşil Bursa), elle offre un contraste frappant avec l’animation d’Istanbul. Nichée au pied du majestueux mont Uludağ, la ville est un véritable havre de paix, idéal pour profiter de vastes parcs et forêts.

Historiquement, Bursa revêt une importance majeure puisqu’elle fut la première capitale de l’Empire ottoman. C’est une ville riche en histoire où l’on peut admirer des sites emblématiques tels que la Grande Mosquée (Ulu Cami) et les mausolées des premiers sultans, témoignant de son héritage impérial. En plus de son patrimoine, Bursa est une destination culinaire de premier plan, étant le berceau de l’İskender Kebab. En résumé, une visite à Bursa offre une expérience enrichissante et variée, loin de l’agitation urbaine, tout en restant facilement accessible.

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