Bursa Life Culture Museum
This historical mansion, which is an example of 18th century traditional Turkish architecture, is an example of civil architecture built by Hasan Eşref Efendi, who owned leather tanneries in Bursa, for his family. It is known that after Hasan Eşref Efendi, his daughter Hacer Hanım lived here until her death in 1986. The mansion was restored and brought to Bursa as the Bursa Life Culture Museum in order to keep Bursa's values ​​alive, promote them and pass them on to future generations. In the museum, where the forgotten customs and traditions of Bursa's traditional life culture are explained with animations, objects and scenes used in traditional life are also presented for viewing. In this three-storey wooden historical mansion, many subjects that reflect the life culture of Bursa, from dowry tradition to circumcision customs, from hosting guests to pilgrim tehniyes, are discussed. Parts of the building are also used as activity areas with themes within the concept of a living museum.

https://www.bursamuze.com/

It is open every day of the week, except Monday, between 09:30-17:30.