Mudanya
A harbour town on the Marmara Sea with a seafront promenade, old wooden houses and the Armistice Museum. Fast ferries run from here to Istanbul.
Mudanya lies about 30 kilometres from central Bursa and serves as the city's gateway to the sea. The seafront promenade is lined with seafood restaurants and tea houses, and the old town has Greek-style wooden and stone houses. The Turkish–Greek Armistice was signed here in 1922, and the house where the signing took place is now the Mudanya Armistice Museum. Fast ferries from the harbour run to Istanbul's Yenikapı, a route many visitors use to enter and leave Bursa. It can be combined with the nearby village of Tirilye for a half-day trip.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Tirilye (Zeytinbağı)
- Misi Village (Gümüştepe)
- Çekirge Hot Springs (Eski Kaplıca)
- Karagöz Museum
- İnkaya Plane Tree
- Yeni Kaplıca
- Muradiye Complex
- Tophane & Tombs of Osman and Orhan