Bursa Museum of Living Culture is a historical mansion and an example of traditional Turkish architecture in the eighteenth century, and it is also an example of civil architecture built by Hasan Eşref Efendi. The palace was restored and opened in Bursa as Bursa Museum of Living Culture in order to preserve the values of Bursa is alive, promoted and passed on to future generations, collectibles and scenes used in traditional life are presented to the public in the museum, where the forgotten customs and traditions of the culture of traditional life in Bursa are explained through statues. In this three-storey wooden historic mansion, many topics that reflect the culture of life in Bursa are covered, from the tradition of dowry to the customs of circumcision, and from hosting guests to pilgrims.