
The Tofaş Museum of Anatolian Carriages occupies a restored silk factory in Bursa’s Umurbey neighbourhood. Its collection traces the history of the wheel, from traditional wooden horse-drawn carts to classic Tofaş cars.
Featured Buildings in Tofaş Museum and Complex
Anatolian Carriages Exhibition
The museum’s main building displays historic wooden carts and sleighs from different parts of Anatolia, including horse-drawn carts from Balıkesir and traditional carts from Manisa. Exhibits explain wheel-making techniques and the crafts of the period.


Legendary Classic Cars (Tofaş Collection)
In the most popular part of the museum; The first production examples of legendary Tofaş-produced vehicles such as Murat 124, Murat 131, Şahin, Doğan, Kartal and Uno, which left their mark on Türkiye's automotive history, are included.
Umurbey Bath and Art Gallery
The historical Umurbey Bath, located within the complex, serves as the Tofaş Art Gallery and hosts contemporary art and culture exhibitions throughout the year.


Historical Garden and Centuries-Old Trees
The museum garden covers 17,000 m². Its old trees, well-kept landscaping and peaceful atmosphere offer a pleasant place to rest after visiting the museum.
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Museum Cafe & Restaurant: In the museum's large garden covered with centuries-old trees, there is a stylish restaurant/café offering tea, coffee, breakfast and delicious food options.
Nearby Restaurants: Thanks to its proximity to Setbaşı and Heykel districts, there are many alternatives where you can taste traditional Bursa flavours within a short walk.
Please contact reception for travel details, visiting hours and further information.
Don't Leave Without Doing:
Take a Photo in Front of Murat 124: Take a souvenir photo in front of "Hacı Murat", Türkiye's nostalgia symbol, and the first produced Tofaş models.
Visit Tofaş Art Gallery: Be sure to visit the periodic exhibitions located in the historical bath structure in the museum garden.
Coffee Break in the Garden: Enjoy tea or coffee under the trees in the peaceful atmosphere of the museum, reminiscent of a botanical garden.
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Attention to Monday: The museum is closed on Mondays; It is recommended that you plan your trip between Tuesday and Sunday.
Admission: Museum entrance is usually open to visitors free of charge or for very symbolic fees.