Yildirim district of Bursa was founded on the outskirts of Uludag. It is named after Yıldırım Bayezid, who is known as one of the magnificent sultans of the Ottoman Empire.

Within the region, there are buildings such as Yıldırım Mosque, Yıldırım Mosque, Yeşil Mosque, Green Tomb, Emir Sultan Cemi Darrüsaade Ağası Fountain, Sitti Hatun Masjid, Zehra Hanım Fountain and Berkenet. Also known as Turkish Islamic historical artifacts are preserved in the Turkish Islamic Museum. It is famous for its ropeways.


Even at the top of Yildirim, there are many social facilities such as cafes and tea gardens. It is a region with a strong cultural aspect. In particular, the local people are able to fulfill the historical structure of this region.


Patisserie-style venues are frequently visited. The carefully designed places attract attention with their nostalgic structures. In places like restaurants, chrome metal bar chairs are used and this product is identified with Yıldırım district.