Green Mausoleum

The Green Tomb (Yesil Turbe) is one of the most striking and beautifully decorated mausoleums in the Ottoman Empire, standing as a symbol of artistic mastery and devotion. Named for its exquisite green and turquoise tiles, the tomb is a must-visit site in Bursa, located near the famous Green Mosque (Yesil Camii).

A Unique & Stunning Mausoleum

Breathtaking Tile Work Inside & Out

• The Green Tomb is covered in vibrant turquoise and green tiles, making it a standout landmark in Bursa.
• The interior is just as mesmerizing, with intricate floral and geometric patterns adorning the walls, ceiling, and mihrab (prayer niche).

Resting Place of Sultan Mehmed I

• The tomb houses the remains of Sultan Mehmed I, the fifth ruler of the Ottoman Empire.
• It was commissioned by his son and successor, Sultan Murad II, as an extraordinary tribute to his father.

A Perfect Pair: The Green Mosque & Green Tomb

  Located just next to the Green Mosque (Yesil Camii), these two sites together form one of Bursa’s most important historical and architectural attractions. The surrounding area features traditional tea houses, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.

Why Visit the Green Tomb?

• A masterpiece of Ottoman tilework, showcasing unparalleled artistic beauty.
• A dream destination for photographers, with its striking turquoise and green tiles.
• A sacred and historical landmark, paying tribute to one of the early Ottoman sultans.
• Ideally located next to the Green Mosque, making for a seamless historical tour.

Explore the Green Tomb, where art, history, and devotion merge into a breathtaking experience!