Bursa, Metropolitan city in Turkey
Bursa, an important economic and manufacturing hub, is the fourth largest city of Turkey.
Founded by Prusias I of Bithynia in 202 BC, Bursa was once part of the Hüdavendigâr Vilayet till 1922.
It is known for its historic marketplaces or 'bazaars', and thermal baths, symbolizing rich Turkish culture.
Bursa uses ZIP code 16000 for postal services.
This city is uniquely defined as a major metropolitan municipality while also retaining its historical status.
Location: Bursa Province
Inception: 202
Population: 2901396
Elevation above the sea: 100 m
Website: bursa.bel.tr
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Bursa, an important economic and manufacturing hub, is the fourth largest city of Turkey.
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