
Hünkar Mansion is an elegant hunting lodge in Bursa’s Yıldırım district, at the foot of Uludağ. It was built in just 19 days for Sultan Abdülmecid’s visit in 1844. It later hosted Sultan Abdülaziz, Sultan Abdülhamid II and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The mansion combines French Empire-style architecture, original furnishings and panoramic views of Bursa.
Featured Buildings and Tourist Sections in Hünkar Mansion
Reception Hall and Atatürk's Study Room
The ground-floor reception hall has original French wallpaper, crystal chandeliers and period furnishings. Atatürk’s room and the objects he used during his visits to Bursa are displayed in keeping with their original appearance.


The Sultan’s Sitting Rooms and Private Dining Hall
The rest rooms on the upper floor reveal the simplicity and elegance of Ottoman palace life with their hand-embroidered ceiling decorations, corner armchairs showing the craftsmanship of the period, and solid wood carvings.
Historical Garden and Panoramic Bursa Observation Terrace
Surrounded by pines and old trees, the mansion’s garden has a viewing terrace overlooking both historic Bursa — Tophane, Heykel and Setbaşı — and the modern city.

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Hünkar Mansion Social Facilities: In the garden of the mansion, there is a large restaurant/cafe belonging to the municipality (BURFAŞ) where you can have breakfast, drink tea/coffee or have lunch/dinner against the unique view of Bursa.
Please contact reception for travel details, visiting hours and further information.
Don't Leave Without Doing:
Drink Coffee with a View of Bursa: Take a break for tea or Turkish coffee at the social facility in the garden, on the terrace area with a bird's eye view of the whole city.
Check out the room where Atatürk stayed: Take a closer look at the desk and bedroom used by Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk during his visits to Bursa.
Take Photos in Front of Its Architecture: Take wonderful photos against the wooden exterior of the mansion and the pine forest background behind it.
Tips:
Monday's Plan: Although the museum is closed on Monday, the Social Facilities in its garden are open; You can also choose it on Monday for breakfast or a tea/coffee break with a view.
Prefer Guided Tours: It is very enjoyable to visit the mansion accompanied by the explanations of the guides in the mansion, to learn the story of the completion of the building in 19 days and the details of the palace.