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Bursa UNESCO world heritage sites

Cumalikizik at Cumalıkızık Mahallesi, Yıldırım
The Kızık villages in Bursa are thought to have been built in the early 1300s. Cumalıkızık is the best preserved and most authentic of these villages, representing the Ottoman strategy of conquering first the rural areas and later the towns, providing a safe hinterland for their forces.
Yildirim Madrasah at Yıldırım Mahallesi, 3. Amaç Sk. No:2, Yıldırım
Placed at the Northwest of the Lightning Mosque, the School of theology was erected by Bayezid in 1399. From the arcaded sides, the covered lenghtwise by vaults. On each side of the entrance, there are vaulted chambers for the hodjas. The classroom is placed on an octagonal rim and covered by a lead-plated dome. The decorations of the classroom are very beautiful.
Green Tomb at Yeşil Mahallesi, 1. Yeşil Cd. 66-1, Yıldırım
The Green Tomb (Yesil Turbe) is a mausoleum of the fifth Ottoman Sultan, Mehmed I, in Bursa, Turkey. It was built by Mehmed's son and successor Murad II following the death of the sovereign in 1421.
Orhan Gazi Mosque at Nalbantoglu Mahallesi, Uzunçarşı Cd. 59-79, Osmangazi
The mosque complex of Ottoman sultan Orhan I, also known as the Orhaniye, was built in the market area of Bursa in 1339-1340.
Orhan Gazi Tomb at Osmangazi Mahallesi, Yiğitler Cd., Osmangazi
Tombs of Osman Gazi and his son Orhan Gazi are powerful, but not in terms of architecture or sytle but rather in meaning: these 2 warriors are the founders of a state which turned in almost 200 years into an empire that dominated the world and the place they have chosen for their own tombs is in itself an indicator that this development had nothing to do with chance or coincidence, it was the realization of a vision they had in mind since the beginning: the place where the tombs are situated right now hosted one of the most important churches of the Byzantine Empire, the gigantic ruler of the time.
Muradiye Complex at Muradiye Mahallesi, Prof. Dr. Halil İnalcık Sk., Osmangazi
The large complex is composed of the Muradiye Mosque, Muradiye Madrasa, Muradiye Bath, Muradiye Hospice, a fountain, epitaphs, Sultan Murad II's tomb, Şehzade Ahmed's tomb, Cem Sultan's tomb, Şehzade Mahmud's tomb, Şehzade Osman's tomb, Şehzade Mustafa's tomb, Mahidevran Sultan's tomb, Şehzade Mehmed's tomb, Gülşah Sultan's tomb, Ebe Hatun’s tomb, Hüma Hatun's tomb, Sittişah Hatun's tomb, the Saraylilar's tomb, and Şirin Hatun's tomb.
Eskteli Hot Spring Armutlu Bath at Kukurtlü Mahallesi, Eski Kaplıca Sk. No:9, Osmangazi
Managed by the adjacent Keravansaray Hotel, Eski Kaplıca (also known as Armutlu Hamamı) is a massive, multi-domed building with cavernous ceilings, ornate marble fountains, and an authentic atmosphere.
Tomb of Sultan Murat Hudavendigar at Cekirge Mahallesi, 22. Cami Sk. No:4, Osmangazi
The tomb of Sultan I. Murad, who was martyred during the First Kosovo War (1389) opposite Hudavendigar Mosque, was built by his son Yıldırım Bayezid.