Cheap Bursa Flights
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There are 10 flights operating between Istanbul and Bursa. You may find frequent flights from Erzurum, Mus and Diyarbakir to Bursa.

You can travel cheaper to Bursa by purchasing Bursa bus ticket.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Bursa flights? In the coming 3 months: Ankara Bursa 3,273 TL, Kayseri Bursa 3,301 TL and Diyarbakir Bursa 1,650 TL

Better to book your flight to Bursa 30 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

September and July months are the highest season for Turkey, Bursa. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: December and November.

Bursa, home to many civilizations, is Turkey's 4th largest city, located on the skirts of Uludağ, in the northwest of the Anatolian peninsula. Bursa, which is the gateway to Asia to the west, has been the main trade, industry and culture city throughout history, as it constitutes a transition between the Marmara and Aegean regions and is on the historical silk road.

Bursa, which resembles an open-air museum with its cultural, historical and natural riches, is the same tourism and industrial city with its factories, economy, silk, towels, textile products, Iznik tiles, Bursa knife, chestnut candy, peach, İskender kebab and Uludağ. at the time.

The name of Bursa, which dates back to 700 BC, comes from the Bithynia King Prusias, who founded the city. The name Prusias turned into Prusa and then Bursa. Homer, on the other hand, referred to the region as Mysia. After its entry into Roman and Byzantine domination, Bursa showed great progress compared to other cities of Anatolia during the first 200 years of the Ottoman Empire.

Places to visit

Bursa, which hosts over 2000 cultural, historical and monumental structures that need to be preserved; It bears the traces of Byzantine, Ottoman and Republican periods. Since it was the first capital of the Ottoman Empire, it has many times more historical artifacts than many cities, with works belonging to the founding period of the Ottoman Empire and Turkish-Islamic architecture. After Orhan Gazi took the city out of the fort, public buildings such as schools, hospitals, bridges, soup kitchens, caravanserais, and baths, which form the core of today's Bursa, were built. Of course, it does not end with these, there are many more historical textures in Bursa such as mosques, social complexes, tombs, inns, madrasas, soup kitchens, covered bazaars…

The mosque, which is one of the oldest mosques in the Turkish-Islamic world, is one of the symbols of Bursa, the Great Mosque built by Yıldırım Bayezid in 1400. Among the mosques, it is known as the fifth position in Islam after Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem and Damascus. The construction of the Yeşil Mosque, one of the parts of the Green Complex, started during the reign of Çelebi Mehmet and was completed during the reign of Murat the 2nd. The Green Tomb right next to it belongs to Çelebi Mehmet and is considered one of the rarest works of Iznik Tile art. Emir Sultan Mosque and Tomb, which was built by the daughter of Yıldırım Bayezid in the name of her husband Emir Sultan, is located inside the Emir Sultan Complex, next to the Emir Sultan Cemetery, among cypress and plane trees. The complex is the second most visited mosque and tomb in our country, after Eyüp Sultan Tomb.

In addition to the sultans and princes, there are also many tombs of Islamic elders in Bursa, especially Orhan Gazi and Osman Gazi Tombs. In the Hanlar Region, which reflects the economic vitality of Bursa and is located in the city center, there are inns and covered bazaars, all of which are important historical buildings. This place, where all kinds of artisan groups are located, is the most crowded shopping center of the city…

The 19th century French Church, the 8th century Koimesis Church in Iznik, and the 16th century II. The Geruş Synagogue, built by Selim for the Jews expelled from Europe, and the Ets Ahayim Synagogue, the first synagogue built in the Ottoman period, are other religious structures worth seeing.

Bursa City Museum, Turkey's first city museum, Turkish-Islamic Arts Museum, Tofaş Anatolian Cars Museum, Turkey's first and only Anatolian car museum, Forestry Museum, Turkey's first and only forestry museum, Archeology Museum and Turkey's first and only forestry museum. There are a total of 18 museums in Bursa, 7 of which are state and 11 are private, such as the Karagöz House Museum, which houses the works made by the best Karagöz artists.

The fact that Bursa is Green Bursa is due to the fact that it has 833 monumental trees aged between 100 and 600, and the richness of flora it contains in its green texture. Uludag is Turkey's most important winter sports center with its unique scenery, easy access, snow thickness, extremely suitable snow quality for skiing, and tracks, which is Turkey's largest ski resort. Bursa has facilities for all kinds of sports such as paragliding, grass skiing, water skiing and equestrian sports.

The Su Uçtu Waterfall, which spilled from a height of 38 m and was formed by breaking the fault lines, is located in Mustafakemalpaşa. Like Saitabat Waterfall, the Softaboğan Waterfall, formed by Uludağ, begins to show itself as you descend from the Bakacak location, which reveals the entire Bursa Plain. Iznik Lake, Turkey's 5th largest lake, Inegol Forests, Sansarak Canyon, Oylat Valley, Ayvaini and Oylat Caves, healing hot springs and springs, plateaus, bird paradise are some of the natural beauties of Bursa.