Things to Do in İnegöl: 11 Places to Visit

Places to Visit in İnegöl

• 1 Ancient City
• 3 Religious
• 1 Museum
• 5 Nature
• 1 Attraction

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İshak Paşa Mosque

Mosque built in 1482 by İshak Paşa, one of the viziers of Fatih Sultan Mehmed. It is an important example of early Ottoman architecture. Its single-dome structure and stonework are notable.

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İshakpaşa Mosque and Complex

Mosque in the square in front of the municipality building, said to have been built by İshak Paşa.

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Yıldırım Mosque

Mosque mentioned in the 1533 endowment deed of Hanzade Hançerli Fatma Sultan.

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While you are in İnegöl, you can also see the highlights of Bursa province. These places are in other districts; İnegöl is about 45 km from the provincial centre.

• Grand Mosque (Ulu Cami) — A 20-domed mosque built between 1396 and 1400 by Bayezid I after his victory at Nicopolis; it is the most monumental example of the multi-pillared mosque plan and has the widest inner congregation hall of any mosque in Türkiye.
• Green Mosque (Yeşil Cami) — A mosque with zaviye rooms (a mosque-cum-lodge) commissioned by Sultan Mehmed I Çelebi, designed by Hacı İvaz Paşa and completed in December 1419; it holds the finest examples of 15th-century Ottoman tilework.
• Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) — A tomb that Sultan Mehmed I Çelebi had built during his lifetime in 1421, its exterior covered in turquoise tiles; the tiled mihrab inside is among the masterpieces of İznik tilemaking.
• Muradiye Complex — A complex of mosque, madrasa, hammam and imaret (soup kitchen) built by Murad II in 1425–1426; with the 12 tombs added later, it is the burial place of more members of the dynasty than anywhere except Istanbul.
• Koza Han — A caravanserai in the Khans District, between the Grand Mosque and the Orhan Mosque, commissioned by Bayezid II at the end of the 15th century from the architect Abdül Ula bin Pulat Şah; it takes its name from the silk cocoon trade and still carries on that function today.
• Cumalıkızık — A village 11 km from Bursa on the northern foothills of Uludağ, founded in the 1300s as a waqf (endowment) village and preserving early Ottoman rural architecture; it became a UNESCO World Heritage site together with Bursa in 2014. It is famous for its stone and timber houses, narrow streets and village breakfast.

Practical Information for Visiting İnegöl

Suggested time

1-2 days

Best time to visit

Spring and summer

Places to visit

11 places

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  İnegöl Köfte

  İnegöl Köfte was registered as a protected geographical indication on 28 February 2006 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 78). Product group: dishes and soups. Registered by: İnegöl Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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  Pideli Köfte

  A version of İnegöl köfte served on pide bread with a buttery tomato sauce and yoghurt. It is one of the most popular combinations in Bursa cuisine.

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  Cantık

  Prepared by filling thinly rolled dough with a minced meat or cheese filling and baking it. It is one of İnegöl's traditional pastry dishes.

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  İnegöl köftesi

  A branded meatball dish cited as the most important dish of the district.

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  İnegöl piyazı

  A dish served together with İnegöl Köfte.

Culture, Local Products and Economy of İnegöl

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  Furniture City Identity

  İnegöl is known as the "Furniture Capital of Türkiye". Furniture fairs and industry events are at the centre of the district's economic and cultural life.

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  Balkan Migrant Culture

  Since the Balkan Wars, İnegöl has been a place of settlement for migrants from Bosnia, Bulgaria and Macedonia. Migrant culture still lives on in its cuisine and traditions.

Local Products

• İnegöl Büryanı — İnegöl Büryanı was registered as a protected geographical indication on 3 July 2024 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1606). Product group: dishes and soups. Registered by: İnegöl Municipality.
• İnegöl Cerrah Kuru Fasulyesi — İnegöl Cerrah Kuru Fasulyesi was registered as a protected geographical indication on 6 June 2023 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1373). Product group: processed and unprocessed fruits, vegetables and mushrooms. Registered by: İnegöl Municipality.
• İnegöl Çıbrıkası — İnegöl Çıbrıkası was registered as a protected geographical indication on 6 June 2023 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1374). Product group: flavourings and seasonings for food, sauces and salt. Registered by: İnegöl Municipality.
• İnegöl Pırasası — İnegöl Pırasası was registered as a protected geographical indication on 31 July 2026 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1884). Product group: processed and unprocessed fruits, vegetables and mushrooms. Registered by: İnegöl Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
• İnegöl Piyazı — İnegöl Piyazı was registered as a protected geographical indication on 4 March 2025 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1708). Product group: dishes and soups. Registered by: İnegöl Municipality.
• İnegöl Sütlü Kadayıfı — İnegöl Sütlü Kadayıfı was registered as a protected geographical indication on 9 June 2023 (TÜRKPATENT registration no. 1383). Product group: bakery and pastry products, pastries and desserts. Registered by: İnegöl Municipality.

Economy

İnegöl's economy is based on the furniture industry, agriculture and trade. The district is one of Türkiye's largest furniture production centres, with thousands of furniture workshops and factories in operation. Peaches, cherries and olives are grown. İnegöl Organised Industrial Zone is home to firms producing in a range of sectors.

How to Get to İnegöl

İnegöl is 45 km from Bursa city centre. It lies on the Bursa–Ankara road. Minibus and bus services run frequently from Bursa Intercity Bus Terminal. Bursa Yenişehir Airport is 55 km away.

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• Gemlik 8 places Samanlı Mountains, Gemlik Olive Grove Park and Remains of Gemlik Castle
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• Harmancık 4 places Çardı Stream, Şadırvan Stream and Asar Mountain
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• Karacabey 7 places Lake Uluabat, Karacabey İmaret Mosque and Ulu Mosque
• Keles 9 places Keles Plateaus, Keles Thermal Baths and Keles Market Mosque
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• Mustafakemalpaşa 10 places Suuçtu Waterfall, Suuçtu Nature Park and Lala Şahin Paşa Mosque
• Nilüfer 8 places Cumalıkızık Village, Bursa Botanical Park and Hüdavendigar Park
• Orhaneli 7 places Orhaneli Thermal Baths, Sadağı Canyon Nature Park and Orhaneli Castle
• Orhangazi 7 places İznik Lake Shore (Orhangazi Coast), Orhangazi Castle and Keramet Mountain
• Osmangazi 10 places Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque), Koza Han and Bursa Castle
• Yenişehir 8 places Sinan Paşa Mosque and Complex, Saray Hammam and Grand Mosque
• Yıldırım 13 places Yıldırım Bayezid Mosque, Emir Sultan Mosque and Green Mosque