Iznik, located near Bursa, is known for its turquoise tiles, historic city walls, and as a former center of Byzantine and Ottoman culture. Its lake, Ottoman architecture, and ancient city walls make it an authentic cultural stop.
Iznik (ancient Nicaea) was the site of the First and Second Councils of Nicaea. A center of art and religion, the town played a crucial role in early Christian and Byzantine history and later flourished under the Ottomans.
A peaceful town with historical architecture, artisanal shops, and lake views. Ideal for cultural and heritage walks, photography, and exploring Turkish ceramics.
Yes, very convenient from Bursa or Istanbul.
Both; some workshops sell authentic tiles.
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