Bursa Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts
Bursa Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts
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This museum's collections include ceramics, woodcarvings and metal works. There are also small exhibits in side rooms displaying a Turkish bath and Turkish coffeehouse.
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Ashfaq A
Carteret, NJ86 contributions
May 2015
Everybody has own choice of TRAVELS. We chose to enjoy without any GUIDED Tour. In this choice we had very very nice experiences. The Information Centers, The Turkish People, and so manyyyyyyy. We had a full day tour in Bursa.
Every thing we saw, was amazing.
The Museum, is a great combinition of Turkish & Islamic Heritage.
Is any thing missing in my View?
Every thing we saw, was amazing.
The Museum, is a great combinition of Turkish & Islamic Heritage.
Is any thing missing in my View?
Written November 1, 2015
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NicJBoston
Brookline, MA723 contributions
May 2014 • Solo
This museum is housed in a most attractive 15th century medersa connected with YeÅŸil Camii. In successive rooms around its large courtyard are displayed rooms of ancient ceramics, calligraphy & bookbinding, metal work, etc. The medersa has some interesting tombstones outside, and there is a nearby row of small "antique shops" to browse.
Written June 8, 2014
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Dimitris L
Sydney, Australia43,048 contributions
Dec 2017
Bursa Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts is a very interesting Museum. It has a rather long history, as it goes back to over a hundred years. The art works are very impressive. If you are into that sort of Art you will love this museum.
Written November 27, 2018
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Paul M
Tasagil, Türkiye52 contributions
Nov 2012 • Friends
actually to be seen as one is going to the green mosque and green tomb but not that interesting material and the building really need serious restauration while it seems full of state employees doing nothing and protecting very little and not that worth it material. it is free but it better cost a little money and be in better shape
Written November 13, 2012
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Olivia V
Philadelphia, PA56 contributions
Jul 2012 • Couples
There is no entrance fee. Very small museum but should be seen as it's a part of the Green Mosque-Tomb complex.
Written July 13, 2012
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TubaKoseogluOkcu
Istanbul, Türkiye5,689 contributions
This museum, based on a historical monument and with a beautiful courtyard could have been quite impressive for any other city but not for Bursa: this city is so rich and abounding in history that the exhibition looks very limited and not properly maintained. As Bursa has many other museums, it worths a visit only if you have time left from other sightseeings and museum visits.
Written April 7, 2010
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LDNhasan
London, UK17 contributions
Jul 2015
I really enjoyed the museum. It really was the high point of our visit to Bursa. The museum was a macrocosm of everything Bursa had to offer throughout history.
Written June 5, 2016
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Thorsten M
142 contributions
May 2016 • Solo
Although the entrance fee of 5 TL is very cheap, it's more expensive than the City Museum (2 TL), while it doesn't really offer any surprises. There are very few texts to read - at least they are in English - and the objects are labelled in a very superficial manner. But as this museum is directly located next to the magnificent YeÅŸil Camii (Green Mosque), give it a try.
Written May 11, 2016
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Salih Yasun
Bursa, Türkiye6 contributions
Jan 2016
The museum is more about the tools and crafts of ordinary folks than about the pieces of artists. One could find clothes worn by nomads, dervishes, carpets, nicely crafted ornaments dating centuries. The museum also has an extensive coin collection. It was interesting to observe the rows of coins coming from the 13th century Ottoman Turkey all the way to the 21st century modern Turkish republic.
Written January 29, 2016
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TPietscher
Dubai, United Arab Emirates319 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
I had high expectations about these museum, but they were not met. The building itself is beautiful, very close to the Green Mosque, but the museum it self had not so many pieces and looked very abandoned. We were the only ones inside for the whole time we stayed there.
The 5 TL are worth only for the architecture.
The 5 TL are worth only for the architecture.
Written July 27, 2014
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