This 2-day route covering Bursa and Eskişehir brings together the deep history of the Ottoman Empire's first capital and the modern and historical fabric of Eskişehir. Ideal for couples, this trip is full of historical inns, complexes, and museums within walking distance. Stops where you can experience romantic moments and delicious breaks await you in both cities.
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9 stops · 2 day
Bursa Castle, built to encircle the historical core of Bursa, was founded by the Bithynians on natural rocks in the 1st Century BC. These ancient wall…
Built by Murad II in 1426, this complex houses 12 tombs belonging to the Ottoman dynasty. Comprising a mosque, madrasah, Turkish bath, and almshouse, …
Located at the heart of the Muradiye Complex in Bursa, the Murad II Tomb is a unique structure belonging to the sixth Ottoman Sultan. It stands apart …
Balibey Han, rising in Bursa's historic bazaar area, was built during the reign of Fatih Sultan Mehmed. It is a rare 64-room structure that holds the …
Built in 1491 by Sultan Bayezid II, Koza Han is the historic center of Bursa's silk trade and one of the most distinctive examples of Ottoman caravans…
A historic mansion used by Atatürk as headquarters for three nights upon his arrival in Sivrihisar on March 7, 1922. The building, which witnessed the…
OMM, designed by Kengo Kuma, is a contemporary art museum with a wooden facade rising among the historic Odunpazarı houses in Eskişehir. With changing…
Located on a hill overlooking the city in Eskişehir's Odunpazarı district, Şelale Park is a popular spot for both locals and visitors thanks to its ar…
Located on a plateau 1,010 meters above sea level in the Odunpazarı district of Eskişehir, Karacahisar Castle holds a special place in history as the …
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