Green Tomb

The Green Tomb is renowned for its extraordinary and stunning decoration, both inside and out. Its walls are adorned with beautifully crafted tiles that showcase intricate designs and vibrant colors, enhancing its visual appeal. The tomb is the final resting place of Mehmed I, the fifth Ottoman Sultan. It was built by his son and successor, Mehmed II, who decided to lavish more decoration on it than most other structures of the time. Ideally located nearby, both the Green Mosque and the Green Tomb are easily accessible, making them perfect to visit together. Their close proximity offers visitors a seamless opportunity to explore two of Bursa’s most treasured Ottoman landmarks.

Very well maintained this "Yeşil Camii " of 15th century, which has very nice colorful interiors. Please wear proper clothes and for ladies, Please carry something to cover your head to show your respect to enter inside the mosque and tomb.

The Green Tomb (Yeşil Türbe) in Bursa is a stunning piece of early Ottoman architecture and a true symbol of peace and elegance. Built in 1421 for Sultan Mehmed I, the mausoleum is beautifully decorated with turquoise-green tiles that give it a serene and spiritual aura. The interior is equally breathtaking, with intricate Iznik tilework, calligraphy, and a peaceful atmosphere that invites reflection. It’s part of the Green Complex, located right next to the Green Mosque, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, or art. Though the tomb is not very large, its beauty and historical significance make it unforgettable. Highly recommend visiting with a guide to fully appreciate its story and craftsmanship.

This tomb belongs to Mehmet Çelebi Sultan, one of the sultans of the Ottoman empire. There are a few other tombs that belong to the sons and daughters of the sultan. The architecture of this tomb complex reflects Ottoman style. As it is a holy place, dressing modestly is recommended.

the Green Tomb is a masterpiece of early Ottoman architecture, reflecting Timurid influences and the city’s historical significance. A must visit site in Bursa.

A beautiful mosque with great history. Loved the centuries old trees in the yard.

Both the cami and the türbesi are beautiful art work , calligraphy and glass work. One of the many beautiful mosques in Bursa.

Together with the Green Mosque (Yesil Cami) it was an incredible experience. It is more than 600 years old, built as a mausoleum for Sultan Mehmed I. It is very peaceful and I personally enjoyed a moment of reflection and admiration. Must visit!

It is call green tomb. It is tomb for the fifth sultan of Ottoman. It has a few step walk up to the tomb. The building is octagon. The outside is painted blue. The green color actually is at inside tile and the coffin. We paid the respect and enjoy the culture of the area. The tomb is beautiful. The visit just needs 30 minutes. It is great picture spot on the door. There are several coffin in the tomb. Love area that is very peaceful.