Yenişehir is neighbor to Kestel in the west, İnegöl in the south, İznik in the north, Orhangazi in the north-west and Bilecik in the east.

Where for the first time, a sermon was read, coins were printed, taxes were collected, a regular army was started to be established, and the first law (edict) was commanded here.

It was the residence of Sultan Osman I, the founder of the dynasty, in the early years of the Ottoman conquest.

After the capture of Köprühisar and Yarhisar in the years when the Ottoman Empire became a state, Osman Bey gave this region to his veterans as a sword right.

In the book "Ottoman History", written by İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı, the phrase "A Turkish city was established in the plain and a headquarters was built because it was close to the battlefield".

In the light of this information, it is understood that Yenişehir was established as a Turkish city and opened to residence.

The establishment of the villages goes back to old times, for example, the Yarhisar neighborhood is known to have Tekfur barracks during the Byzantine period.

While describing the history of Yenişehir, it made it easier to tell that Osman Ghazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire, spent his childhood in the Yarhisar neighborhood, and won great victories against the Byzantines in the Koyunhisar plain.

Ulu Mosque, Süleyman Pasha Complex, built by Orhan Bey, Double Bath, built by Hüseyin Pasha of Yenişehir in 1645, Yarhisar Village Orhan Mosque and Clock Tower are historical buildings worth seeing.

It was built in the 18th century by the Shemaki family who came to Anatolia from Shemakh town of Iran and settled in Yenişehir.

On the ground floor of the two-story house there is a stony kitchen and a cellar to the right and two winter rooms to the left.

Facing the garden, the front facade opens to the outside with arched sections in the form of porticoes.

Pen works with ornamental motifs and landscape decorations adorning the house from the 19th century.

At Bursa Yenişehir Airport, scheduled civil flight services and cargo transportation can be made.

Representations of national and regional news agencies and media organizations are located in the district.