Green Mosque

The Green Mosque, with its stunning green tiles and intricate exterior decorations, is one of Bursa’s most iconic landmarks. Its unique color and architectural beauty contribute to Bursa’s nickname, ‘Green Bursa.’

A Masterpiece of Ottoman Architecture

A Striking Green Hue

• The Green Mosque (Yesil Camii) is named after its breathtaking turquoise-green tiles, which adorn both the exterior and interior.
• The dark green tiles inside the mosque contrast beautifully with the white and gold recesses, creating a mesmerizing spiritual atmosphere.

Intricate Design & Historical Significance

• Built between 1412 and 1424 during the reign of Sultan Mehmed I, it showcases early Ottoman architectural excellence.
• The mihrab (prayer niche) and minbar (pulpit) are exquisitely decorated, reflecting the artistic grandeur of the period.

A Peaceful Gathering Spot

A Perfect Place to Relax

• The courtyard and surrounding area of the Green Mosque are popular with both visitors and locals, offering fantastic views of Bursa.
• Nearby traditional tea houses provide a relaxing spot to enjoy Turkish tea while admiring the mosque’s beauty.

Adjacent to the Green Tomb (Yesil Turbe)

• The Green Tomb, located right next to the mosque, is the final resting place of Sultan Mehmed I.
• Together, the Green Mosque and Green Tomb form one of Bursa’s most iconic historical sites.

Why Visit the Green Mosque?

• A breathtaking architectural wonder, showcasing intricate Ottoman tilework.
• One of the most photogenic sites in Bursa, with its rich green and turquoise hues.
• A great place to relax, enjoy local tea, and soak in Bursa’s peaceful atmosphere.
• Located next to the Green Tomb, making it a must-visit historical and spiritual site.

Experience the beauty and serenity of Bursa’s most famous mosque!