What’s Included Complete program of tours as specified in day by day itinerary All transfers and touring as per itinerary from arrival to departure. What’s not Included Tips to the guide. Drinks with meals (except drink served with breakfas

Day 1: Sheikh Edebali Tomb

Sheikh Edebali Tomb is the tomb where the funeral of Sheikh Edebali, the spiritual founder of the Ottoman State, is located. The tomb was built by Orhan Gazi on a small hill on the ridge of the valley where the Old Bilecik city was founded.

Day 1: Orhan Gazi Mosque (Kursunlu Mosque)

Orhan Gazi Mosque is a mosque located in Bilecik and built by Yıldırım Beyazıt. The historical temple, which was built by Yıldırım Beyazıd in 1392 in the name of his grandfather Orhan Gazi, is also known as Kurşunlu Mosque among the people because its dome is covered with lead.

Day 1: Hamidiye park & clock tower

Hamidiye park & clock tower

Day 1: Margrave Ertugrul Gazi

Ertuğrul Bey is the father of Osman Bey, who was the leader of the Kayı tribe of the Oghuzes in the middle of the 13th century and the founder of the Ottoman Principality.

Day 1: Kuyulu Mosque

The 40-person masjid built by Ertuğrul Gazi in the Söğüt district of Bilecik in the 13th century is considered the first work of the Ottomans.

Day 1: The area where Ertuğrul Gazi commemoration and Söğüt Festivals are held

Yörük Feast or Commemoration of Ertuğrul Gazi and Willow Festivals; These are the traditional festivals held in Söğüt district of Bilecik province every year in September

Day 1: Hamidiye Mosque- High School

It is a good example of neo-classical architectural style buildings of the last Ottoman period in Söğüt District. In the years 1903-1905, II. It was built by Abdulhamid. It has a square plan and its walls are made of red cut stone. The top of the building is covered with a single lead-coated dome. It is also known as the "Double Minaret Mosque" because it has two minarets. It was built in 1905 by Sultan Abdulhamit II, together with the Hamidiye Mosque. The lower and upper floor plans of the two-storey red cut stone building are the same.