Bursa is so special because of its stunning natural beauty, especially because of the city's majestic Mount Uludag. Known as a center for skiing and winter activities, Mount Uludag becomes even more crowded during winter, especially when snow covers its peak.

Besides its natural beauty, Bursa also treats visitors to a shopping experience at its traditional markets. The Grand Bazaar Market and Silk Bazaar Market entice travelers with a variety of locally made arts, crafts, and local products.

Bursa also has a rich history and a cultural legacy that continues to this day. Founded in the 3rd century BC by a Macedonian king, the city later became an important part of the Roman and Byzantine Empires. The 14th century was the golden age of the city when Bursa became the first capital of the Ottoman Empire under Osman Gazi. One of the landmarks that still stands majestically is the Ulu Camii Mosque, which has 20 domes.

Turkey is famous for its kebabs, so Bursa has its regional Kebab dish, Iskender Kebab, which consists of minced beef served on bread, topped with tomato sauce and yogurt.

Apart from Iskender Kebab, Bursa is also known for several other specialty dishes. Mihaliç peyniri, Bursa's specialty cheese made from cow's milk or a combination of goat, sheep, and cow's milk. İnegöl köfte, a variant of Bursa's kofta, and Kemalpaşa, a soft and chewy small cake with a sweet flavor.

Bursa has a public transportation network that can be used to get around the city efficiently and in a time-saving manner. You can use the metro or tram. By using the metro, you can visit interesting destinations such as the Ulu Camii Mosque.

Meanwhile, the tram is an ideal choice for exploring the city center and providing easy access to historical sites such as the Bursa Museum. With these public transportation options, you can freely explore Bursa without having to worry about traffic jams or parking.

The ideal time for a vacation in Bursa is 3-4 days. You can start your vacation schedule by visiting Koza Han, a historic silk market famous for its Ottoman architecture. Next, a 3-minute walk from Koza Han, you can visit the Grand Mosque of Bursa or Bursa Ulu Camii, a city icon in the form of a magnificent mosque with stunning architectural details.

The next day, don't miss visiting the Green Tomb, the resting place of Sultan Mehmed I, and the Bursa City Museum, which features a collection of artifacts from the city's history. for nature lovers, head to Uludağ Teleferik to Uludağ National Park, where you can enjoy scenic views and nature activities, especially in winter. You can take a cable car to see the white-capped city in winter, or go skiing.

Next, visit Bursa Grand Bazaar to buy Turkish souvenirs. You can also visit Tophance Clock Tower, a 15-meter-high clock tower built in the early 1900s. End the trip with a visit to Bursa Zoo, where families can enjoy time together while interacting with a variety of animals.

In spring and fall, Bursa becomes very beautiful with blooming flower gardens and lush green mountains. The comfortable weather, with temperatures averaging between 15°C and 25°C, makes for a more enjoyable travel experience.

In spring, the city comes alive with festivals and cultural events dotting the streets. Autumn, on the other hand, has colorful scenery as the leaves fall, creating an enchanting atmosphere. For nature lovers, you can also visit Bursa in winter, when the city is covered in snow and perfect for skiing.