Green Mosque & Green Tomb (Yeşil Camii)
Early Ottoman mosque and tomb of Sultan Mehmed I, renowned for its turquoise İznik-style tiles.
Built in 1419–1421, the Green Mosque is one of the finest early Ottoman buildings, with carved marble portals and a richly tiled interior. Across the garden, the Green Tomb of Mehmed I is clad in turquoise tiles inside and out.
The surrounding Yeşil quarter has traditional houses, tea gardens and craft shops overlooking the city.
- →Active mosque: modest dress and prayer-time closures apply.
- →Combine with the Grand Mosque and bazaar, ten minutes away.
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Hotels nearby
A large five-star city hotel in central Bursa, with conference facilities and a thermal spa.
A five-star convention hotel in Bursa with a large spa using the region’s thermal tradition.
A large five-star conference hotel in the business district of the Asian side.
Places nearby
- Bursa Covered Bazaar & Koza Han1.0 km
Bursa’s historic market quarter, including the fifteenth-century silk market of Koza Han.
- Grand Mosque of Bursa (Ulu Camii)1.1 km
Bursa’s Ulu Camii (1399), with twenty domes, a fountain inside the prayer hall and celebrated calligraphy.
- Uludağ9.7 km
Bursa’s “Great Mountain” — Türkiye’s best-known ski resort in winter and a cool forest escape in summer.
- Aya Yorgi Hill (Yücetepe)74.0 km
A hilltop Greek Orthodox monastery on Büyükada’s highest point, with views across the Sea of Marmara.
- Büyükada77.3 km
The largest of the Princes’ Islands — car-free streets, wooden mansions and pine woods.
- Kadıköy Market & Moda90.0 km
Kadıköy’s market streets and the Moda seafront — the everyday Istanbul of the Asian side.