Destination
Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami
Some sources state that the mosque was commissioned by Ali Bey, the son of Timurtaş Pasha, in 792 H. (1389-1390), while others write that it was commissioned by Kara Timurtaş Pasha, the Emir of Yıldırım Bayezıd. Demirtaş Cami, which belongs to the group of winged or (inverted T) plan mosques that began with Orhan Cami in Bursa and underwent change in Hüdavendigar Camisi, was expanded with a central dome in the middle, east-west iwans on the sides covered with vaults, and a section on the south side also covered with a vault.
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Suggested visit:45 minutes
Some sources state that the mosque was commissioned by Ali Bey, the son of Timurtaş Pasha, in 792 H. (1389-1390), while others write that it was commissioned by Kara Timurtaş Pasha, the Emir of Yıldırım Bayezıd. Demirtaş Cami, which belongs to the group of winged or (Inverted T) plan mosques that began in Bursa with Orhan Cami and underwent change in Hüdavendigar Camisi, was expanded with a central dome in the middle, east-west iwans with vaulted coverings on the sides, and again a vaulted section on the south side. The last congregation area on the north side consists of five sections formed by pointed arches connecting four solid masonry piers built of cut stone. The middle section is wider and higher than the others. The middle section is covered with a large dome whose transition is provided by triangles. The two sections to its right and left are covered with small domes, while the sections on the east and west sides are covered with cross vaults. On the front face of the last congregation area, which is enclosed on the sides and has a three-row sawtooth eave, brickwork fork and bird's beak motifs are applied. As in Orhan Cami, circular courses are located on both sides.
Source: Bursa Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism
Places to Visit in Bursa Address: Demirtaşpaşa Mahallesi Osmangazi/BURSA
Last updated: 19 October 2026
Location and surroundings
Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami sits within Osmangazi, Bursa. The toroti catalogue holds 205 described stops across Bursa, 108 of them in Osmangazi.
The nearest stop is Timurtaş Paşa Hamamı / Demirtaş Paşa Hamamı, 80 m to the northwest. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.
The Ankara – Bursa route passes 1 km away, so this works as a stop along the drive.
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Frequently asked
- What is Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami?
- Some sources state that the mosque was commissioned by Ali Bey, the son of Timurtaş Pasha, in 792 H. (1389-1390), while others write that it was commissioned by Kara Timurtaş Pasha, the Emir of Yıldırım Bayezıd. Demirtaş Cami, which belongs to the group of winged or (inverted T) plan mosques that began with Orhan Cami in Bursa and underwent change in Hüdavendigar Camisi, was expanded with a central dome in the middle, east-west iwans on the sides covered with vaults, and a section on the south side also covered with a vault.
- Where is Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami?
- Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami is in Osmangazi, Bursa.
- How long does it take to visit Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami?
- The suggested visit time for Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami is about 45 minutes.
- What else is there to see near Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami?
- toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami; the closest are Timurtaş Paşa Hamamı / Demirtaş Paşa Hamamı, Acem Reis Cami, Ördekli Hamamı Kültür Merkezi.
- Is Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami on the way anywhere, and which route?
- Demirtaş Cami / Temurtaş Cami lies 1 km from the Ankara – Bursa route, close enough to add to that drive with a short detour.