Day Trip to Cumalıkızık Village and Bursa – December 28, 2025
Tour Detail
DAILY CUMALIKIZIK VILLAGE and BURSA CITY CENTER TOUR
8 NOVEMBER 2026
1,750 TL
Tour Departure Points;
03:00 In front of Çerkezköy Chamber of Commerce
03:00 In front of Tekirdağ Waterfront Özcanlar Köfte
04:00 Behind Çorlu Former Girls' Vocational High School (opposite Vatan Computer) and in front of Orion Mall
04:30 Durak Büfe opposite Silivri Kipa
05:00 Mahmutbey Toll Booths (İbrahim Tatlıses Bridge)
05:15 Kavacık Bus Stop (Asian Side)
NOTE: You must be at the departure point 20 minutes before the departure time.
ÇORLU-OSMAN GAZİ BRIDGE-CUMALIKIZIK VILLAGE-PANORAMA 1326 HISTORY MUSEUM-ULU MOSQUE-TOMBS OF OSMAN GAZİ and ORHAN GAZİ-TOPHANE-YEŞİL TOMB and MOSQUE-EMİR SULTAN
After departing from the Çorlu Former Girls' Vocational School stop at 04:00 in the morning, and accompanied by hot and cold drinks served on board, we follow Istanbul and pass over the Osman Gazi Bridge, entering Bursa' after a short journey. We proceed to Cumalıkızık village, the most magnificent village settlement of Ottoman civil architecture, to have our village breakfast (extra). Uludağ and the villages nestled between the valleys and its foothills were called Kızık. It is said that this village was called Cumalıkızık because it was where the villagers from the other Kızık villages gathered for Friday prayers in the past. Another legend says that Osman Bey named the village "Cumalıkızık" because the day it was founded was a Friday. After having a lovely breakfast in Cumalıkızık with our guests who wish to do so, we pass through Cin Aralığı, known as the narrowest street in the world. After our guide's explanations in the village and the free time provided, we meet on our bus and set off toward Bursa city center. We visit the Panorama 1326 History Museum, which bears the title of being the world's ''first fully panoramic museum''. We go up to Tophane to visit the tombs of Osman Gazi and Orhan Gazi. We photograph the city's view from above. We visit Ulu Mosque, Bursa's most magnificent mosque and, in Evliya Çelebi's words, the Hagia Sophia of the city. Following our visit to Ulu Mosque, we taste chestnut candy, a local delicacy of Bursa, and have the opportunity to shop. We have lunch by enjoying Bursa's delicious İskender kebabs (extra). You can visit Kozahan and the Grand Bazaar during your free time. We visit Yeşil Mosque, one of Bursa's most beautiful monuments, and Yeşil Tomb, one of the most splendid Turkish funerary monuments and a symbol of Bursa. We then visit the Tomb of Emir Sultan and Emir Sultan Mosque. He is called Emir Sultan because he descended from the Prophet's lineage; Emir Buhari or Emir Şemseddin Buhari because he was born in Bukhara; and Emir Sultan because he attained the spiritual rank of sainthood through Sufi education and was also the son-in-law of Sultan Yıldırım Beyazıd. Following our visit, we conclude our Bursa tour. We drop off our esteemed guests at the points where we picked them up, and hope to see you in another Çorlu Travel organization..
Places to Visit: CUMALIKIZIK-BURSA-ULU MOSQUE-TOMBS OF OSMAN GAZİ AND ORHAN GAZİ-TOPHANE
What's Included
*Transportation by 46-passenger Luxury Mercedes Travego or Tourismo Buses
*Onboard Refreshments (hot and cold beverages, cake, and water)
*City and Surrounding Tours Included in the Program
*Professional Tour Guiding Service with a Ministry of Tourism Badge
*Mandatory Liability Insurance Pursuant to Tourism Law No. 1618
*Çorlu Travel Guarantee
Not Included
*Breaks and Extra Food and Beverage Expenses
*Cumalıkızık spread village breakfast
General Information
Transportation Vehicles:
Mercedes Travego: 46+1+1 seating capacity, ABS, ASR, air conditioning, seat-back TV and USB port, internet in some vehicles, 2 monitors, 2 refrigerators, kitchen unit with water heater, reading lights, sound system for guide announcements, CD and DVD player.
NO. 1618 COMPULSORY TRAVEL INSURANCE COVERAGE;
Covers the agency's bankruptcy or the inability to provide package tour services for any reason. It is not health insurance and does not cover treatment expenses.