Welcome to Cumalıkızık Village, Bursa, Turkey

Cumalıkızık is a charming historical village located in the province of Bursa, Turkey. This village is well known for its Ottoman-era houses and its traditional Turkish rural life. Below you will find detailed information on how to reach this picturesque destination.

Transportation Options to Cumalıkızık Village

By Air:

For international and domestic travelers, the nearest major airport to Cumalıkızık Village is Yenişehir Airport (YEI) in Bursa. After arriving at the airport, you can opt for the following modes of transportation:

• Rental Car: Car rental services are available at the airport. The drive to Cumalıkızık takes about 1 hour.
• Taxi: Taxis can be found outside the terminal, offering direct rides to the village.
• Shuttle Services: Some hotels and tour companies may offer shuttle services from the airport directly to Cumalıkızık.

By Road:

If you are coming from Istanbul or other nearby cities, you can drive to Cumalıkızık. The village is located approximately 10 kilometers east of the city of Bursa.

• Driving Directions: If you are driving from Istanbul, take the O-4/E80 highway towards İzmit, and continue following the signs for Bursa. Once in Bursa, take the exit toward İnegöl/Domaniç and follow the signs to reach Cumalıkızık Village.
• Bus: There are frequent intercity bus services from Istanbul, Ankara, and other major cities to Bursa. From Bursa bus terminal, you can take a local bus or taxi to Cumalıkızık.

By Ferry:

If you’re traveling from Istanbul, a ferry service is available to Yalova. From Yalova, you can take a bus or taxi to Bursa and then continue to Cumalıkızık Village as described above.

Local Transportation:

Within Bursa, Cumalıkızık can be reached by local buses or minibus (dolmuş) services from the city center. Bursa Metropolitan Municipality provides public transportation options to the village, particularly on the weekends.

Tips for Visiting Cumalıkızık Village

• Weekends: Cumalıkızık is especially busy on weekends, so visit during the week if you prefer a quieter experience.
• Walking: The village streets are cobbled and sometimes steep; comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Local Cuisine: Do not miss the chance to try traditional village breakfast and other local delicacies.
• Guided Tours: Consider booking a guided tour for more insightful historical information about the village.

We hope you have a wonderful visit to Cumalıkızık Village and enjoy the unique blend of history and culture it has to offer!