Brief Information about the Tour.
Karagöz & Hacivat ; First we will visit  these two wicked man’s  monuments graves to learn their stories.
Atatürk Museum; On the south side of Bursa is a handsome late 19th century house in which the “Father of modern Turkey” stayed during his thirteen visits to Bursa between 1923 and 1938. Converted to a museum in 1973 it contains furniture and personal effects belonging to Atatürk and a variety of documentation on his life.
Muradiye Mosque; was built by Murad II in 1435 (839 A.H.) on a hill northeast of the city that overlooks the palace grounds (Sarayiçi) to the northwest. . Originally conceived of as a convent (tekke) for the Mevlevi order, the building was converted into a mosque when completed.
Ulumay Museum of Ottoman Folk Costumes and Jewellery; The Ulumay Museum of Ottoman Folk Costumes and Jeweler is home to a much-prized collection, which is housed within the beautiful 15th-century Sair Ahmet Pasa building. Opened as recently as 2004, the main highlights have a strong Turkish folklore theme and are brought to life via an enjoyable guided tour.
Tophane; still alive from ottoman is Good Work. Nowadays, In the month of Ramadan, when İftar (evening meal that breaks the fast during the Ramadan) time all these guns are fired, and all Muslims can breaks their fasts with prayer. Also there is a clock tower also. Around of this area you can find a café and restaurant for drink Turkish coffee or tea with excellent view of bursa.
Bursa Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts; A large selection of impressive works of art and artifacts are to be found here, dating from the Ottoman period, including paintings, statues, textiles, manuscripts, embroideries, ceramics, woodcarvings and even weaponry. There is also a traditional Turkish bath and coffee house.
Bursa City Museum; celebrates the rich Turkish history of the Marmara area and its plentiful exhibits have a strong folklore theme. On display are the works created by the local craftsmen over the years, ranging from wood carvings and hand-woven Turkish rugs at their finest.