The Atatürk Congress and Culture Center is a congress and culture complex located within Merinos Park, comprising two buildings.

One of the structures constituting the complex is the Bursa Merinos Factory, one of the first industrial buildings of the Republican era. As part of an urban transformation project, it was restored between 2006 and 2008 by the Bursa Metropolitan Municipality and converted into a cultural center housing art galleries and museums. The second structure is the congress center, constructed between 2006 and 2009. This center hosts a variety of events from opera, theatre, and ballet performances to conferences and concerts, featuring the 1,659-seat Osmangazi Hall and the 813-seat Orhangazi Hall. Additionally, various meeting and seminar rooms are situated within this building. A large foyer between the two buildings is used for exhibitions, banquets, and receptions. The architectural design of the center was undertaken by Cafer Bozkurt.

The Merinos Atatürk Congress and Culture Center was officially inaugurated on 6 June 2010. It was awarded the Historical Towns Association Success Award in 2007 and the International Architecture Award in 2010.

Various museums are also located within the Merinos AKKM. The Merinos Textile and Industry Museum opened to visitors in 2011, the Bursa Merinos Energy Museum in 2012, and the Bursa Migration History Museum in 2014.

The periodic concerts of the Bursa Regional State Symphony Orchestra are also conducted at the Atatürk Congress and Culture Center.