Must-See Highlights in Bursa

The legend of Olympos Mysios, which extends to 2,543 meters in 25 minutes with the world's longest uninterrupted cable car line; winter sports, glacial lakes, plateaus and nature getaway guide.

Gölyazı Peninsula, connected to the mainland by a narrow stone bridge on Uluabat Lake; The 750-year-old legendary Ağlayan Plane is known as the Venice of Turkey with its colorful fishing boats floating on the lake, stork nests and sunset views.

Suuçtu Waterfall, which was formed by a fault collapse in Mustafakemalpaşa district and falls from a height of 38 meters; It is Bursa's most popular nature escape route with its huge beech and oak forests, wooden viewing terraces and cool valley ecosystem.

Tirilye, a historical Greek fishing town hidden among olive groves on the coast of the Marmara Sea; It is an open-air museum with the monumental Stone School built in 1909, Fatih Mosque (Aya Todori Church), Kemerli Church and the world's best quality table olives.

Uludağ National Park, known as Olympos Mysios in ancient times, is the roof of the Marmara Region with an altitude of 2,543 meters; Turkey's first winter sports center is a 4-season natural masterpiece with over 28 km of ski slopes, glacial lakes and 32 endemic plant species.

The roaring Saitabat Waterfall pouring from Güvercinlik Canyon at the foot of Uludağ; It is a cool nature shelter famous for its village delicacies and trout restaurants in bricks, hand-founded by the Saitabat Women's Solidarity Association, one of Turkey's first women's cooperatives.

Misi Village, which bears the traces of the ancient Mysia civilization with its 2000-year history on the banks of the Nilüfer Stream; It is Bursa's oasis of culture and breath with its colorfully restored wooden mansions, tables set in the stream, Silk House, Photography and Literature Museums.

Sadağı Canyon, which extends for 12 km in Orhaneli district and has steep rock walls of 60 meters in places; It is the hidden paradise of Bursa with its wooden suspended walking platforms, the thermal rock bath of the Roman Emperor Hadrian and its untouched nature.

A magnificent 38-meter waterfall cascading over dark basalt cliffs within towering beech and oak forests, offering scenic wooden walkways and wooden picnic areas.

The white historical mansion where the Mudanya Armistice Agreement was signed between the Turkish Grand National Assembly Government and the Allied Powers on October 11, 1922, which effectively brought victory to the Turkish War of Independence; It is the symbol of independence with İsmet İnönü's study and peace documents.

Bakacak Seyir Terası (Uludağ Zirve Yolu) is a distinguished nature wonders, waterfalls & canyons landmark situated in the Osmangazi district of Bursa, renowned for its heritage and authentic atmosphere.

Karacabey Floodplain, which was flooded in the spring at the junction of the Marmara Sea and the Susurluk River delta; It is the wildest natural wonder of Turkey with its flooded forests, white water lily fields covering the lakes, wild horses and more than 200 bird species.

Bursa Teleferik, the world's longest single-line cable car system with a line length of 9 kilometers; Starting from Teferrüç station, it offers a unique sky journey to the Uludağ summit through pine forests with 140 panoramic cabins in 22 minutes.

Award-winning eco-resort nestled in pine forests, featuring wooden chalets, high-rope course, and country dining.