Our VIP chauffeured vehicle picks you up with your family from your Hotel, Apartment or Home and starts your journey to Bursa.

You can feed the seagulls traveling with you while watching the magnificent view of the gulf on your approximately 40-minute journey by Eskihisar IDO ferry, which is the first stop and point of your journey starting from Istanbul.

It was built by Yıldırım Bayezıd between the years 1396-1399 by architect Ali Neccar. It will take you back centuries with its architectural structure and historical beauty. A very good experience with the historical bazaar around.

Undoubtedly, the most well-known structure of the Green Complex is the Green Tomb, built for Çelebi Mehmed and known for the color of the green, turquoise relief tiles that decorate the facades. It was built in 1421 by Çelebi Mehmed, son of Yıldırım Beyazid, the fifth of the Ottoman sultans. It would be more convenient to get more information on the spot.

The famous historical “Corner Blue Shop” of “Bursa”, which was founded in the early 1930s, where “Cevat iskenderoğlu” personally worked for more than seventy years and was interested in every detail, welcomes three generations of guests with its unchanging taste, unique spirit and friendly service concept. It is not possible to come to Bursa and not look at this taste.

During Orhangazi time, the spaces between the inns were closed with roofs and covered bazaars were started to be formed and the first form of the covered Bazaar was formed in this way. . The covered bazaar, which was completely burned down in 1958, was rebuilt; not as a single storey as in its original form; the ground floor from below was built at street level and as the upper floors of shops and shops on either side of the roads. The bazaar has also been covered in a modern way. The İvaz Paşa and Eski Bakırcılar Bazaars, which remained open after the 1855 earthquake was destroyed, were also restored in 1960 and their tops were covered.

Koza Han 15th century II. It is an inn built by Bayezid for architect Abdül ula bin Pulat Şah in Bursa as a foundation for his works in Istanbul. It is located between the Grand Mosque and the Orhan Mosque in the Khans Area. It is a work that maintains the old traditions in the Ottoman era inn and caravanserai architecture - in terms of the mosque in the middle - and has been able to preserve its integrity. The mosque with six fountains in the monumental entrance door and courtyard is considered among the symbols of Bursa. Let's see the good in place

Osman Gazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire, was brought to the bursa by his son Orhan Gazi after his death in Söğütte in 1326. The building where Osman Gazin's Tomb is located was included in the world heritage list by UNESCO.