Cumalıkızık Village, located in Yıldırım district of Bursa, is one of the best-preserved historical villages from the Ottoman period to the present day. The village, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, attracts attention with its stone-paved streets, wooden houses with bay windows and authentic atmosphere. Breakfast tables with local flavors and handmade products offer visitors an unforgettable village experience. There is also a museum (Cumalıkızık Ethnography Museum) in the village square where items from the village's past are exhibited.

The Panorama 1326 Conquest Museum in Bursa impressively tells the story of the foundation of the Ottoman Empire and the conquest of Bursa. It makes visitors experience that period with 360-degree panoramic pictures and sound effects. The museum both presents historical events with a visual feast and emphasizes the importance of Bursa, the first capital of the Ottoman Empire. This impressive place, where history and art are intertwined, is open to visitors every day except Mondays between 09:00 and 18:00.

Green Tomb

One of the symbols of Bursa, the Green Tomb is the mausoleum of Ottoman Sultan Çelebi Mehmet. Built in the 15th century, this elegant structure takes its name from the turquoise tiles decorating its exterior. The tomb, which looks single-story when viewed from the outside, has two floors, including the hall where the coffins are located and the barrel-vaulted tomb chamber below it. The detailed tile work and decorations inside the tomb are one of the most beautiful examples of Ottoman art.

Tophane Clock Tower

Located in the historic Tophane district of Bursa, the Clock Tower is one of the important structures remaining from the Ottoman period. This tower, where you can watch the panoramic view of the city, is a pleasant place to visit with its historical atmosphere and surrounding park. It is also located in the area where the tombs of Ottoman sultans Osman Gazi and Orhan Gazi are located.

One of the most popular winter tourism spots in Turkey, Uludağ Ski Resort is located in Bursa. Uludağ is the highest mountain in the Marmara Region. Extending in the northwest-southeast direction, Uludağ is 40 km long. It is an ideal destination for both amateur and professional skiers with its ski slopes of different difficulty levels, modern facilities and fascinating snow views. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, it is also possible to go to the top by chairlift and watch the unique view. Uludağ is an indispensable spot for those who want to experience winter sports and nature together.

One of the most important historical structures of Bursa, the Ulu Mosque was built in 1399 by the Ottoman Sultan Yıldırım Bayezid. The mosque, which draws attention with its 20 domes and magnificent architecture, is also fascinating with its interior calligraphy and woodwork. The fountain in the middle of the mosque offers a different atmosphere with its unique design. One of the most beautiful examples of Islamic architecture, the Ulu Mosque is a structure that must be visited to witness the history of Bursa.

Koza Han, one of the historical bazaars of Bursa, was built in 1491 by the Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II. The han, which was one of the important stops on the historical Silk Road, is famous for its shops selling silk fabrics and scarves. You can feel the historical atmosphere with tea or coffee in the cute cafes in its courtyard. Koza Han is a unique shopping and cultural point that bears traces of Bursa''s trade past and the Ottoman period.

Bursa Archaeology Museum, located in Bursa Kültürpark, exhibits important artifacts that shed light on the history of the region. Among the artifacts exhibited in the museum are; fossils dating back 15 million years; a female body and other findings from the Chalcolithic Period from Aktopraklık Mound; terracotta grave findings from the Yortan culture; figurines, pots and pans and ornaments from the Antandros Necropolis; a Greco-Persian grave stele found in the Bursa plain; stone artifacts from the Roman period; depictions of Zeus and Herakles, statues of Cybele, bronze busts of Athena and Apollo; ceramic vessels in various forms, silver, bronze and terracotta artifacts from the Byzantine period, and gold, silver and bronze coins from the Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods. For history and archaeology enthusiasts, the museum is open from 08:00–16:30.

Nıcaea Fortress

Located in the İznik district of Bursa, İznik Castle is a historical structure bearing traces from the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods. İznik Castle dates back to the Roman Empire. The walls, which are over 4 thousand meters long, are surrounded by magnificent gates and towers. Used for defense purposes since ancient times, the castle today offers an impressive atmosphere that makes visitors feel the rich history of İznik.

Hagia Sophia Church

Located in İznik, the Hagia Sophia Church has an important place in the history of Christianity. This structure, where the 7th Ecumenical Council met, draws attention with its architecture and fresco remains from the Byzantine period. Today, this historical place, used as a mosque, presents traces of different civilizations together. The Hagia Sophia Church is a must-see for those who want to discover the cultural and religious past of İznik.