İnegol Bursa Attractions and Furniture

İnegöl is a dynamic district famed for its robust furniture production, with a thriving population of 270,000 residents spread across its 1006 km² area. More than a modern industrial hub, İnegöl holds a prominence that rivals many cities throughout Turkey, boasting of a tapestry of history, industry, and vibrant living.

Historical Tapestry of İnegöl

 İnegöl’s historical roots run deep, with its earliest name, Angelacoma, dating back to the Roman Period. Archaeological findings reveal a timeline extending back 3000 BC, bearing witness to the rule of various civilizations including the Hittites, Britons, Lydians, Persians, and Macedonians over its 5000-year history.

İnegöl: A Modern Metropolis with Traditional Allure

With its economy fortified by robust industrial and agricultural sectors, İnegöl stands as a bustling, cosmopolitan city embodying Turkey's dynamic spirit. The city seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, evidenced by its expansive parks, broad streets, contemporary shopping centers, and its strategic location facilitating easy access to major cities like Istanbul and Ankara within 3 to 5 hours. Its proximity to the ports of Gemlik and Mudanya further enhances its advantageous position.

The Furniture Capital İnegol

İnegöl, recognized as the driving force behind Turkey’s furniture industry, İnegöl’s furniture production significantly contributes to both domestic and international markets, exporting to over 90 countries. With over a century of experience, the city is responsible for 15% of the nation's furniture exports. Since the early 2000s, İnegöl's furniture sector has undergone a significant transformation, establishing a strong corporate and brand presence, particularly excelling in quality and marketing through its specialized fairs.

Historically, the İnegöl region supplied timber to the Ottoman Empire’s shipyards, eventually turning to furniture manufacturing in 1943 and transforming this craft into a valued industry. Today, the furniture produced in İnegöl — including beds, living room sets, sofas, chairs, among others — finds markets in the Middle East, North Africa, and EU countries.

MODEF: The Furniture & Decoration Fair

Established in 2000, MODEF is the culmination of efforts by 150 furniture manufacturers coming together to showcase their craft. Since 2015, Mobiliyum has served as the prime shopping center for furniture in İnegöl, further cementing the city's reputation in the furniture industry.

Immerse yourself in the realm of exquisite craftsmanship and timeless designs with İnegöl's signature furniture brands, where each piece narrates a tale of tradition melded with innovation. İnegöl, a city revered for its contributions to Turkey’s furniture industry, houses an array of brands that encapsulate its rich heritage and mastery in furniture crafting. These brands stand as the epitome of quality, offering an assortment of products that seamlessly blend functionality with aesthetic elegance. Whether you are seeking the classical allure of ottoman designs, the sleek appeal of contemporary styles, or the robust grace of traditional woodwork, Bursa-İnegöl’s furniture brands cater to an eclectic spectrum of tastes and preferences. They offer pieces that are not merely functional assets but are embodiments of art, adding value and character to spaces they inhabit

İnegöl Furnitures

İnegöl's Mineral Waters

Before gaining fame for furniture and agriculture, İnegöl was renowned for its mineral waters, with its Çitli Mineral Water once relieving the stomach pains of Sultan Abdulaziz. These waters have not only clinched first place in national competitions but have also been awarded nine gold medals in competitions across seven countries in America and Europe, standing testament to their exceptional quality.

Oylat Hot Spring

Oylat Hot Spring located comfortably along the Eskişehir highway, the Oylat Hot Spring is an inviting retreat that boasts of thermal waters rich in radioactivity, renowned for their healing qualities. With an ideal temperature of 40.5 degrees Celsius, these thermal waters are celebrated for alleviating a variety of ailments, including infertility, rheumatism, urinary tract disorders, and polio. One of the remarkable features of Oylat is the “Sikaya”, as referred to by the locals, an ancient fault line found at the entrance, presenting a fascinating spectacle for visitors.

Oylat Cave

Often referred to as the Bursa Cave and bearing similarities to Nikea, the Oylat Cave holds the distinction of being Turkey's third-largest cave, stretching an impressive 665 meters in length. Conveniently located near the Oylat thermal springs, the cave is adorned with an abundance of natural wonders including stalactites, stalagmites, columns, wall and curtain dripstones. Intriguingly, local folklore whispers of a secret passageway leading from the cave to Bursa, stirring the imagination of explorers and enthusiasts.

İnegöl History

İnegöl beckons history aficionados with its array of significant historical structures, including the venerable Yıldırım Beyazıt Mosque, İshak Paşa Mosque and Complex, Beylik Hanı, İnegöl Grand Bazaar, Hançerli Fatma Sultan Mosque, Kasım Efendi Mosque, and Karacabey Caravanserai. Additionally, visitors will find themselves enchanted by the 19th-century Turkish Houses, with around 250 of these architectural gems gracefully standing through time, narrating tales of the past.

 İnegöl Local Food: Meatballs

The delectable İnegöl Meatballs owe their distinctive flavor to a meticulous blend of veal, lamb, and mutton, all sourced from the verdant pastures of İnegöl and its surrounding areas. This careful mingling of high-quality meats gives rise to a culinary masterpiece that is the pride of İnegöl, offering a taste that is as unique as the region itself. Each bite is a testament to the rich culinary heritage and the abundant resources found in and around İnegöl