The history of this green mosque dates back to the fifteenth century. It is also called the Mosque of Muhammad I. It is a vivid example of the ancient Islamic and Ottoman architecture, and is characterized by its tiles of oriental green mosaic, hence the name Green Mosque. It is also distinguished by its wonderful detailed interior decoration that you find in the windows, the fountain, and on the doors. Other than that, this landmark was built as a multifunctional complex, where you will find a school, a kitchen, a Turkish bath and a large prayer hall. Do not miss seeing this distinctive historical landmark when you visit Bursa!