The Complex of Sultan Murad II was the highlight of my Bursa visit. The interior of the mosque is one of the nicest we have visited in Turkey. There are a dozen tombs in the complex and these are immaculately restored. There is quite a variation in the burial plots and the decorations in each. We were pleased we visited this place and the walk through the neighborhood was also interesting. Highly recommended.

(Translated by Google) Do not leave without visiting the manuscripts, tombs, environment and mosque. It will take your time to visit, do not rush it. (Original) El yazma eserlerini, türbeleri, çevreyi ve camiyi ziyaret etmeden gitmeyin. Gezmesi vaktinizi alacaktır, aceleye getirmeyin.

Here is like historic hearth of the bursa which was one of the ottoman capitals. Most of the early ottoman Empire figures' tombs here. Whole complex well restored. Mosque part is still in use. Madrasah part became manuscript Quran museum. Visiting the whole complex is free of charge.

Sehr gute neu modernisierte Sehenswürdigkeit. Ein historisches Ereignis welches man nicht verpassen sollte, wenn man in der Stadt ist

I loved this place not just the complex but the whole area it is located at, the caretaker of the museum was very sweet and helpful and if you’re looking for a quite and nice place to enjoy a cup of tea the garden in front of the complex is the perfect place! Ps: don’t disturb the elderly

(Translated by Google) Sultan II. When I visited Murad's tomb, I was very impressed that the tomb was open. Even if you dominate the world, a handful of land will end up… (Original) Sultan II. Murad’ın türbesini ziyaretimde türbenin açık olmasından oldukça etkilendim. Dünyaya da hükmetsen akıbet bir avuç toprak…

Excellent history 👏 👌 👍 🙌

Beautiful paintings and decorations, we love this place 😍

İf you are interested in history of the Ottoman Empire you definitely have to come to Bursa. And of course you should visit the Muradiye Complex (Muradiye Külliyesi)

This complex is set in pleasant gardens with a small cafe for refreshments. The mosque with the is very impressive, commissioned by Sultan Murad ll it contains 12 tombs(türbe)most belonging to the relatives of the Sultan. The mosque was completed in 1426, fire damaged the mosque in early 18th century, and one of the minarets collapsed due to an earthquake in the 19th century.,. The complex houses a Madrasa, Bath, and Maradiye Hospice. The Madrasa (school) is now a museum. It was the last complex built by an Ottoman Sultan in Bursa, Murad ll what is the father of Mehmet, the conqueror. Some of the tombs have is Iznik tiles. The museum has beautiful copies of the Quran. I found this to be a beautiful and relaxing place, despite the fact it must attract many tourists and local people.

(Translated by Google) Cennet Mekan Mosque, which was built by Cennet Mekan Murat Han, the father of Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han, and the tombs of the Ottoman dynasty around it. May their souls rest in peace, inshallah (Original) Cennet Mekan Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han'ın babası Cennet Mekan Murat Han'ın yaptırmış olduğu cami ve etrafında bulunan Osmanlı hanedanı türbeleri. Ruhları şad mekanları Cennet olsun İnşallah

You can feel the beauty of Ottoman here.

Piece of history... you can really smell it...

A historical place,interesting to visit

(Translated by Google) May the parents of our Mawlah generation, who grew up in Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han, Hope the father of our conqueror, the 2nd Murat Khan place, is heaven. (Original) Mevlam neslimizi Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han yetiştiren ana ve babalardan eylesin. Fatihimizin babası 2.Murat han mekanı cennet olsun inşallah.

(Translated by Google) Muradiye Complex is the last complex built by Ottoman sultans in Bursa. Sultan II. It was built by Murad between 1425-1426 and named the neighborhood where it was located. Muradiye Complex, which consists of mosque, madrasah, Turkish bath, darüşşifa and tomb, was built by Fatih Sultan Mehmed II. Tombs known to have been built during the reigns of Bayezid and Suleiman the Magnificent. In the garden of this mystical place where you can taste and feel life and death, truth and sadness and peace together, you can rest physically and spiritually in the shadow of the sycamore services, among flowers. (Original) Muradiye Külliyesi, Bursa’da Osmanlı sultanları tarafından yaptırılan son külliyedir. Sultan II. Murad tarafından 1425-1426 yılları arasında yaptırılmış ve içinde bulunduğu semte ismini vermiştir. Cami, medrese, hamam, darüşşifa ve türbeden oluşan Muradiye Külliyesi’ne Fatih Sultan Mehmed, II. Bayezid ve Kanuni Sultan Süleyman dönemlerinde yapıldığı bilinen türbeler de eklenmiştir. Ölüm ile yaşamı, rüya ile hakikati, hüzün ile huzuru bir arada tadabileceğiniz, hissedebileceğiniz, bu mistik mekanın bahçesinde, yer alan çınarlar servilerin gölgesinde, çiçekler arasında, bedenen ve ruhen dinlenebilirsiniz.

(Translated by Google) Seeing the historical artifacts in the Muradiye Complex in Bursa, named after FATİH SULTAN MEHMET HAN's FATHER, Murad HAN II, takes you back to ancient times. (Original) Bursa'da FATİH SULTAN MEHMET HAN'ın BABASI II.MURAT HAN'IN adını aldığı Muradiye Külliyesi içerisinde bulunan tarihi eserleri görmek insanı eski devirlere götürüyor.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful mosque neighborhood that preserves its historical texture makes you feel like you are on a historical journey. (Original) Tarihi dokusunu koruyan harika bir camii mahalle kendinizi tarih yolculuğuna çıkmış gibi hissettiriyor

(Translated by Google) The walls of the Muradiye Mosque were built with three rows of bricks, one row of rubble stones and vertical bricks, and hexagonal dark blue and turquoise tiles were used on the walls next to the mihrab in the interior. The wooden ceiling, which can be seen when entering the mosque, was removed from the muezzin's mahfil. Wooden door wings show a magnificent craftsmanship. The door panels and the window pediments, whose tops are made of pointed arches, are decorated with tiles. The mihrab and pulpit of the mosque today are not original and are in rococo style, built in 1790. (Original) Muradiye Camisi’nin duvarları üç sıra tuğla, bir sıra moloz taşı ve dikey tuğla ile örülmüş olup, iç mekanda mihrabın yanındaki duvarlarda altıgen lacivert ve firuze çiniler kullanılmıştır. Cami’nin içine girildiğinde görülen ahşap tavan, müezzin mahfilinden sökülmüştür. Ahşap kapı kanatları görkemli bir işçilik görülmektedir. Kapı tablaları ve üstleri sivri kemerlerden tamamlanan pencere alınlıkları çinilerle bezenmiştir. Caminin günümüzdeki mihrabı ve minberi özgün olmayıp, 1790 yılında yapılmış rokoko üslubundadır.

If you make a stop in Bursa, then by all means visit the tomb of the Sultan Murad at the Muradiye Complex. It is one of the nicest tombs and mosques in all of Turkey.

It was good and quite place

knowing names of historical people is amazing.

Small and can have fast tour

A must visit place.

Beautiful ceramic tail and frescoes inside of tombs.