OSMANGAZİ ve ORHANGAZI TÜRBELERİ

8 m · Orhan Gazi Tomb is a historic site located within Tophane Park in the Osmangazi district of Bursa. This mausoleum, dedicated to Orhan Gazi, the second ruler of the Ottoman Empire, was rebuilt by Sultan Abdülaziz in 1863 on the foundations of an 11th-century Byzantine monastery. Inside the tomb, in addition to Orhan Gazi, there are also sarcophagi of his wife Nilüfer Hatun and some family members. It is within walking distance of Ulu Cami (524 m), Koza Han (568 m), and Bursa Clock Tower (97 m), and the nearest public transport is the T3-Zafer Plaza/Pirinç Han tram stop (207 m).

23 m · Osman Gazi Tomb is a monumental tomb located within Tophane Park in Bursa's Osmangazi district, dedicated to Osman Gazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire. Originally built on a Byzantine chapel, the tomb was severely damaged by a fire in 1801 and an earthquake in 1855. It was reconstructed in 1863 by order of Sultan Abdülaziz, taking on its current octagonal form. The tomb is 197 meters from the T1-Çatalfırın tram stop and within walking distance of Ulu Cami (544 m) and Koza Han (588 m).

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104 m · The Tophane Clock Tower is a clock tower in Bursa, Turkey. It has six floors and is 33m in height. The tower currently has a radio clock and is used as a fire lookout station.

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140 m · Şahadet Mosque, also known as Kale Mosque or Saray Mosque, is a historical mosque in the Tophane district of Bursa. It was built by Murad I in 1365, opposite the Bey Sarayı (Bey's Palace).

167 m · Okçu Baba Tomb is a historic site located in Osmangazi, Bursa, opposite the Saltanat Gate. Believed to have been built in the 14th century, the tomb belongs to Nasrettin Pasha, also known as Nusret Pasha, who rendered important services during the conquest of Bursa. The tomb features a dome on the inside and a roof on the outside, constructed with cut stone and brick. It is 69 meters from the T1-Timurtaşpaşa tram stop, and within walking distance of Ulu Cami (377 m), Koza Han (450 m), and Bursa Clock Tower (264 m).

181 m · Zafer Plaza is a modern shopping center in Osmangazi, Bursa, opened in 1999 by Torunlar GYO. It is notable for its glass pyramid roof, which has become one of the city's iconic structures. The building was constructed with three levels of shops and three levels of underground parking to preserve the architectural character of the area. Zafer Plaza offers over 100 stores across various sectors including clothing, food and beverage, and entertainment, along with a cinema and children's play areas. It is 116 meters from the T3-Zafer Plaza/Pirinç Han tram stop and within walking distance of attractions like Ulu Cami (452 m), Koza Han (455 m), and Bursa Clock Tower (173 m).

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272 m · Pirinç Han is a historic caravanserai located in the Hanlar District of Osmangazi, Bursa. It was built by Sultan Bayezid II between 1490 and 1508 to provide income for his mosque complex in Istanbul. The han was damaged in the 1855 earthquake and reopened as a shopping center in 2002 after extensive restoration work. It is 64 meters from the T3-Zafer Plaza/Pirinç Han tram stop.

285 m · Gazi Timurtaş Paşa Türbesi is a historic site located in the Osmangazi district of Bursa, opposite the Çakır Hamam. It houses the tomb of Gazi Timurtaş Paşa, one of Sultan Murad I's commanders and Yıldırım Bayezıt's Anatolian Beylerbeyi. The tomb was built in 1945 or 1949 by the Bursa Old Artifacts Lovers Association at the request of Bursa Governor Haşim İşcan. Constructed from cut stone, it is open-topped and surrounded by railings on three sides. It is within walking distance of Ulu Cami (277 m), Koza Han (374 m), and Bursa Clock Tower (378 m). The nearest public transport is the T1-Timurtaşpaşa tram stop (62 m).

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322 m · İpek Han is a historic caravanserai in Osmangazi, Bursa, built in the first half of the 15th century by Ottoman Sultan Mehmed I to generate income for the Green Complex. Designed for silk merchants and yarn producers, this two-story structure is now used by textile merchants and ateliers specializing in wedding and evening dresses. It is within walking distance of Ulu Cami (212 m) and Koza Han (247 m), and 130 m from the T3-Zafer Plaza/Pirinç Han tram stop.

327 m · Çakır Hamamı, located in Osmangazi, Bursa, was built by Çakır Ağa, who served as the Subaşı of Bursa and Istanbul during the reign of Sultan Murad II. This double hamam, with separate sections for men and women, underwent extensive renovations in 1677 and 1962 and continues to operate today. It is within walking distance of Ulu Cami (267 m), Koza Han (378 m), and Gazi Orhan Camii (417 m), with the T1-Timurtaşpaşa tram stop just 109 m away.

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466 m · Emir Han, located in Osmangazi, Bursa, is one of the first Ottoman hans, built by Orhan Gazi in the second half of the 14th century, around 1339. Situated 86 meters from Ulu Cami and 117 meters from Koza Han, this two-story historic site initially served as a bedesten where textile merchants stored and sold their goods. Today, it continues to house 74 warehouses and shops. The nearest public transport is the T1-Ulucami tram stop, 107 meters away.

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