Panorama 1326 Conquest Museum

Panorama 1326 Conquest Museum, which shows the conquest of Bursa by the Ottomans in 1326 in 3D, is also a modern building that is notable for its architectural features. The innovative museum, which is installed in a total area of about 8 thousand square meters in the Osmangazi District of the city, is based on a 360 degree panoramic view showing the conquest of a big city in all its details.

This notation is based on the massive 3-D painting housed in the museum. The picture depicts the conquest, which took place at noon on 6 April 1326, with thousands of different figures prepared in detail. Tents, supply details, thousands of troops, deployment, weapons, people in the immediate vicinity, castle walls, Uludag foothills of the city at that time, accompanied by a general view is monitored. This amazing visual design, which makes you feel like you're watching the moment of conquest from a distant point of view, is met with interest every day of the year by local and foreign tourists.

The museum, which opened in 2018 and aims to visit 50 thousand students 350 thousand people a year, has an exhibition hall, cafeteria, meeting room in addition to the animation hall. Finally, Panorama 1326 Conquest Museum has a distinct significance, being the largest fully panoramic Museum in the world.