Ertugrul Gazi Tomb, Sogut and Bilecik Tour - Daily from Istanbul

Transportation from Istanbul to Söğüt

The museum has many ethnographic items from the Bilecik area Yörüks: old clothes, carpets, weighing instruments, flags, weapons, and coin purses. There are also archaeological items such as earthenware kitchen tools from the Roman Empire and coins from the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman eras.

We will visit Kuyulu masjid, which is the first masjid of the Ottomans. Due to the well in the masjid, it is called Kuyulu Masjid. The real name is Ertuğrul Gazi Masjid is known as the first work of the Ottoman Empire. Also, we will visit the Turkish Leaders Monument. And will have a photo break as well.

We will also visit the Tomb of Sheikh Edebali who was the mentor of Ertugrul Ghazi and considered the spiritual founder of the Ottoman Empire and also the Tomb of Bala Hatun who is the wife of Osman Ghazi and Sheikh Edebali 's Daughter

We will visit the Orhangazi mosque in town, which is the first Ottoman mosque, then we will visit Ottoman Sultans Park, where we will learn all the Sultans of the Ottoman Empire.

We will visit the Tomb of Ertugrul Gazi and lots of monuments which are tributed to him, scattered around the town. You will have some time to take photos as you are dressed up in costumes that resemble some characters from those days.

The mausoleum of the first Ottoman sultan, in the reconstructed Byzantine-era building on the hill.

Ulu Mosque, which is a unique structure in Ottoman architecture in terms of its construction style, is a rectangular planned structure measuring 55 x 69 meters. Its total interior area is 3,165 square meters. It is the largest of the Great Mosques in Turkey. The top of the dome in the middle of the mosque, which is covered with twenty domes on twelve pillars, is open.

Osmangazi Bridge or Izmit Korfez Bridge is the fourth longest span suspension bridge in the world, with a middle span of 1,550 meters and a total length of 2,682 meters, built between Dilovası Dil Cape and Altınova Hersek Cape in the Gulf of Izmir, within the scope of Highway 5.

In the period that coincided with the founding years of the Ottoman Principality (1299-1300), one of Osman Bey's close friends and commanders, Turgut Alp, conquered İnegol.

Traveling from Bursa to Istanbul by car