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Most travelers arrive in Bursa expecting a city.
What they find is a mountain, a forest, a marketplace, a cable car, an old plane tree, a bowl of chestnuts, the scent of grilled meat, and the echoes of an empire that began here centuries ago.
Bursa does not reveal itself through a single monument.
It reveals itself in layers.
A morning may begin in the shadow of the Green Mosque, where early Ottoman architecture still speaks through stone and tile. A short walk later, tea is served beneath the arches of Koza Han, where silk merchants once negotiated with traders arriving from distant lands.
Then the city changes.
The streets give way to forests.
The forests give way to mountains.
And before long, the cable car lifts you above rooftops, carrying you toward Uludağ, where Bursa seems to stretch endlessly below.
Some visitors come for history.
Others come for nature.
Many arrive for İskender Kebab and leave talking about the mountain.
That is the charm of Bursa.
Nothing competes for attention. History, food, village life, nature and daily life exist side by side.
Even the famous Inkaya Plane Tree feels less like a tourist attraction and more like an old resident quietly watching centuries pass beneath its branches.
Perhaps that is why Bursa feels different from many other destinations.
It is not a city built around visitors.
It is a living city that simply invites you to slow down and become part of it for a day.
And somewhere between a cable car ride, a cup of tea in Koza Han, and a view from Uludağ, most people understand why Bursa was chosen as the first capital of an empire.
Hotel pick-up usually takes place between 07:30 and 08:00 in the morning.
The return journey normally ends between 17:00 and 18:00, depending on traffic and operational conditions.
The full experience takes approximately 12 to 14 hours from departure to return.
Yes, guests of all ages can join. However, the long day and travel time may be tiring for very young children and some elderly visitors.
Lunch is included and typically features popular local dishes from the Bursa region, such as döner kebab and traditional desserts.
Yes. Bursa is known for silk products, chestnut candy and regional specialties, and there will be opportunities for shopping.
Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended. Temperatures can be cooler in higher areas such as Uludağ, even when Istanbul is warm.
The program generally includes the Green Mosque, Inkaya Plane Tree, Uludağ Mountain and other important landmarks of Bursa.
The journey to Uludağ is made by bus, while the return route includes the famous cable car ride with panoramic views.
The tour price usually includes transportation, guiding services and lunch. Personal expenses and optional purchases are not included.
Yes. Any medical conditions or mobility concerns should be communicated before the tour begins.
For your comfort and safety, please follow the guide's instructions and use your seatbelt whenever required.
The tour welcomes travelers from many different countries. It is a shared experience where visitors from different cultures explore Bursa's history, nature and local traditions together.
Cancellation conditions may vary depending on the booking date and reservation type. Please review the terms before confirming your booking.
The tour starts with hotel pick-up in Istanbul between 07:30 and 08:00. From there, the journey continues across the Gulf of İzmit via the Osmangazi Bridge or ferry.
The first visit is to the famous Inkaya Sycamore Tree, a natural landmark believed to be more than 600 years old. Its massive branches have welcomed generations of visitors long before modern Bursa existed.
Yes. Lunch is served at a mountain-side restaurant, where guests can enjoy a mixed grill meal surrounded by nature.
Uludağ offers free time to enjoy the mountain atmosphere. Depending on the season, guests may take a walk, enjoy the scenery, experience the ski lift, or simply relax in one of Turkey's most famous mountain destinations.
The ascent to Uludağ is made by bus. Later, the return journey includes a scenic cable car ride offering sweeping views over forests, hills and the city below.
The city tour includes important landmarks connected to Bursa's Ottoman heritage, including the Green Mosque, Green Tomb, Silk Market, historic bathhouses and traditional Ottoman-era houses.
Yes. Bursa is known for local products such as Turkish delight, honey, jams and regional specialties. There is time for shopping before returning to Istanbul.
After the sightseeing program, the journey returns to Istanbul, with hotel drop-off usually taking place between 18:00 and 19:00.
The schedule is planned carefully, but timings may vary depending on traffic conditions, weather, seasonal operations or other circumstances during the day.
Validity period
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult 12 > | € 48 |
| Child 06 > 11 | € 43 |
| Child 03 > 05 | € 30 |
| Child 00 > 02 | € 0 |
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In Bursa, history does not stand behind museum glass. It grows from the roots of a 600-year-old tree, drifts through the silk markets, rises with the cable car above the forests of Uludağ, and lingers in the shadow of Ottoman domes. A day that feels far longer than the distance from Istanbul.
