in central Bursa Well-preserved fortress walls surround the oldest part of the city. On a hill surrounded by the modern bustle below. At the top of the park is a park with panoramic views of the Grand Mosque and the surrounding bazaar area, and the Uludağ hill behind it.

Central Market is a large maze with indoor market streets. The caravan where the merchants used to sleep and the warehouse Many warehouses and caravans are now homes for merchants, and the serene central courtyard of these buildings is used as an open-air cafe.

Two large minarets complement the dome. While the gigantic square columns and internal portals are equally impressive, the minbur (pulpit) is well carved in wood, and the walls feature intricate calligraphy.

The Green Mosque was built in 1422 and is a fine example of a distinctive Ottoman architectural style that evolved to replace the Seljuk design. Interior walls are covered with decorative tiles.