The Green Mausoleum in Bursa (Yeşil Türbe) is a jewel of Ottoman art in Turkey.

The Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) in Bursa is the resting place of Mehmed I, the fifth sultan of the Ottoman Empire, and is one of the most representative Islamic buildings in Türkiye. The mausoleum, named for its dazzling green tile decoration, showcases the ultimate Arts and Crafts aesthetic both on the exterior and inside. 🏛 Architectural Features 💚 Green exterior wall - The exterior of the mausoleum is decorated with blue-green tiles from Iznik, which shines a shining turquoise color under the sunlight, making it particularly eye-catching. 🕌 Octagonal Architectural Structure - This mausoleum has an octagonal structure and is covered with a dome, showing typical Ottoman architectural style both inside and outside. 🎨 Gorgeous interior decoration - The walls inside the mausoleum are also covered with exquisite Iznik tiles, embellished with Islamic calligraphy and intricate geometric patterns. ⚰️ The Sultan and his family members are buried here - the mausoleum of Mohammed I is located in the center, and the sarcophagi of his family members surround it, quiet and solemn. 📍 Travel Information 📌 Location: Yesil Türbe, Bursa, Turkey ⏳ Opening hours: Open every day (except worship hours) 🎟 Tickets: Free admission The Green Mausoleum in Bursa is not only a historical site, but also the ultimate display of Turkish tile art. Standing in front of the mausoleum and admiring the green glow, you can almost feel the glorious days of the Ottoman Empire. #Bursa #Green Mausoleum #YesilTurbe #Ottoman Architecture #Turkey Travel #Islamic Art #Bursa #MarchGoodPlaces2025