10 places to visit in the Osmangazi district of Bursa: Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque), Koza Han and Bursa Castle. Plan your trip to Osmangazi with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Osmangazi is the largest of Bursa’s metropolitan districts. It is the point where all of Bursa’s central districts meet.
Geographical Location
Osmangazi begins in the east at the Gökdere Valley on the foothills of Uludağ. Its land is bordered in the west by the Nilüfer Stream and the New Mudanya Road, and in the north by the Katırlı Mountains, the Nilüfer Stream and the Bursa Plain. The district lies at an average altitude of 201 metres above sea level, is 31 km from Mudanya Port, 74 km from Yalova and 30 km from Gemlik.
Climate
The area has a mild Marmara climate, with an average temperature of 14.4 degrees. Annual rainfall varies between 500 and 700 mm.
Economy
The district has well-developed industries, including textile, automotive supply, towel, and knitwear manufacturing. The third-largest natural gas combined-cycle power plant in Türkiye lies within the Ovaakça Santral neighbourhood of Osmangazi district.
History and Culture
Osmangazi is described as the most economically and culturally developed district of Bursa. The Muradiye Complex was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014. Galle Han was commissioned by Semiz Ali Paşa in the 16th century.
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