Cumalıkızık is a historical settlement located in the North Marmara Region of Turkey and located mostly within the borders of Gürsu district of Bursa. Cumalıkızık is famous for its historical and cultural heritage and was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO. The history of the settlement dates back to the Ottoman period. The history of the settlement dates back from the establishment of the Ottoman Empire in Iznik by historians. The settlement served as an important agricultural and trade center, especially in the 19th century. The old houses, bridges and cisterns in the settlement constitute an important part of the historical and cultural heritage of the settlement. Among the historical venues of the settlement, Cumalıkızık Bridge, Cultural Center, Cumalıkızık Mosque and Cumbers, Eski Han and Cumalıkızık Castle. It plays an important economic role especially in agriculture and livestock sectors. There are many grape bonds, meadows, orchards and livestock areas around the settlement. The settlement is also important for the tourism sector. The historical and cultural heritage of the settlement attracts local and foreign tourists. There are many accommodation facilities, restaurants and shopping centers around the settlement. The settlement is also important for cultural and social activities. Cultural activities are organized in Cumalıkızık in all seasons of the year. The settlement is important both economically and touristic. There are many historical and cultural spaces around the settlement. The settlement is also important for cultural and social activities. Cumalıkızık was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO.