Misi Village is located in Gümüştepe Bursa. Misi village, an old Greek village on the Orhaneli-Bursa Road that you will see after Doğancı Dam, famous for its grapes and wine, is a historical village located in the mountainous and forested region to the south of Uludağ. It is thought that the first name of Gümüştepe (Misi) village, whose history dates back to ancient times, was Mysia.

Misi Village, 12 kilometers away from the center of Bursa, will welcome you with another beauty that has not lost any of its naturalness, and is very famous for its vine leaves, muscadine grapes and wine. Misi Village, which is today connected to Nilüfer Municipality under the name of Gümüştepe District, is a very old settlement and an important region for Christians.

It is recorded in historical records that in 183 A.D., a monk named Alex settled in the villages of İnkaya and Misi with his entourage of eighty-five people as the pioneers of Christians, and a “consul” was held to discuss the Bible; It is believed that a copy of the Bible is buried near the monastery, the ruins of which are found today.