Husnu Züber House

Bursa Osmangazi district for the historical structures of the city from the past to the present would not be wrong to say a treasure. At this point, one of the prominent museum houses in the region is the two-storey Hüsnü Züber House, which bears traces of Turkish culture everywhere.

Husnu Züber House, an Ottoman house converted into a museum, is noted for its rich collection. The venue, which features interesting works by Hüsnü Züber, the pioneer of the art of ‘pyrogravure’, which is mainly a painting technique, began to serve in 1992. The museum has a very different concept than the standard museums, and houses paintings all around it, as well as elegant items that shed light on cultural motifs.

Hüsnü Züber House, which offers a visual elegance with its collection, admires its visitors with spoons designed with a special technique and various cultural elements related to everyday life. In addition to all of these, the venue also sheds light on the past uses of centuries-old seats, tables and seating, as well as various rooms within the scope of the museum.

Hüsnü Züber Evi, which is one of the most beautiful of the antique items, promises a unique experience, especially with the ethnographic variety offered when it is called 'Spoon'.