Best places: Tourist attractions in Osmangazi, Turkey

Vast, ornate mosque built in 1399 in Seljuk style, with 20 domes & 2 towering minarets.

Final resting place of the first Ottoman sultan, in a reconstructed Byzantine building on a hilltop.

Ornate, brick mosque complex known as the burial place of Islamic mystic Üftade, who died in 1580.

👍👍 A beautiful mosque in the top of hill, Amazing architectural design at 15 century. Muslims can pray here. It is beside the graveyard of Shahzada Mustafa.

Complex built by Sultan Murat II made up of a mosque, a madrasa & the tombs of sultans.

👍👍 The eldest son of Sultan Suleyman, most beloved Shahzade of the time. He was executed by his father's order in Konya. Later burried in Bursa.

👍👍 One of the most beautiful mosques I have ever seen in my life.

Elaborate, 15-meter-tall neoclassical clock tower reconstructed in 1905.

City history museum with dioramas of traditional workshops, artifacts & other exhibits.

Busy, central plaza with a grassy lawn around a statue of Turkish leader Atatürk on horseback.

3-story house where Atatürk stayed in the 1920s & '30s, with original furniture in several rooms.

Historic, multilevel silk market known for its Ottoman-era architecture & variety of retailers.

Arched stone bridge built during the Ottoman empire, lined with traditional arts & crafts outlets.

👍👍 The clock tower located in the central square of Bursa

👍 If you are nearby, pop in. Signs are in Englishand Turkish, and some of the staff speak a little English. They do live puppet shows some mornings too (call ahead ri check). You need about 30-60 minutes to do it justice.

👍👍 For the purpose of establishing a Museum in Bursa, the works were first collected at Bursa Boys' High School from 1904 to 1972. In 1972, it was moved to the newly constructed building within Reşat Oyal Culture Park. In the museum, where artifacts found in the Bithynia and Mysia regions are exhibited...

👍👍 This mosque, which is a beautiful and rare Ottoman artifact. It was built by Sultan Murad Hüdavendigar in 1365 and was damaged in the earthquake in 1854, and it is an important historical building that was repaired at that time (1890-1891). It is one of the 14th century mosques.

😠 Only tour buses stop here. Bad food, surely waiter, no views or nature walks

A city icon, this centuries-old tree stands 35 m tall with branches that spread 18 m in diameter.