A Foodie’s Guide to Bursa
For the foodie, Bursa is one of the great destinations of Turkey — a city where the food carries the history, and the dishes of the founding have become the dishes of the world.

For the foodie, Bursa is one of the great destinations of Turkey — a city where the food carries the history, and the dishes of the founding have become the dishes of the world.

Every visitor to Bursa sees the Ulu Cami, the Green Mosque, and the bazaar. The city’s famous sights are the essentials, and they are worth every minute.

Bursa is one of the more affordable cities of Turkey’s great destinations — the hotels are cheaper than Istanbul’s, the food is honest, and the great monuments are nearly all free to enter.

Bursa is one of the great food cities of Turkey.

Bursa is a spread-out city, and the choice of the neighborhood shapes the whole visit. The old city holds the monuments — the mosques, the bazaar, and the life of the history — but the hotels there are limited.

Bursa is the city where the Ottoman story begins. Before Istanbul, before the great empire, there was this city — the first capital, the place where the founders built their first great monuments.

Two days in Bursa is enough to see the first capital’s essentials — the Ottoman monuments, the old city, and the mountain — and to taste the food that bears the city’s name.

Bursa is one of the great historic cities of Turkey — the first capital of the Ottomans, a city of green valleys and mountain views, of early Ottoman monuments and a living industrial life, and one of the most…
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