1 Nolu Kemikli Bedesten Pasaj

There are even cheap and wholesale towels

THAT IS THE PLACE OF WELCOME TO THE BANKS WHERE THE BODY WILL BE BUT NOT $ MLAR $.

Don't forget to eat a feeder at the entrance gate of a historical and touristic venue

Must-see prices, affordable antep beautiful place

You can find local clothes specific to Gaziantep.

The Boned Bedesten was built by Mufti Hacı Osman Efendi in 1865, it is a rectangular planned structure with two parts, each of which is quite narrow, and made of cut stone.It is called Kemikli Bedesten because it has a bone at its base. Its real name is Mecidiye Bedesten. The covered bazaar, with an oval roof, has two entrances each in the east and west sections, and there are 72 shops in it. A place of history and nostalgia ...

Here you can find local clothes and tailors combining them with their arts. ????

It was made of 5 covered bazaars in different periods in Gaziantep. Of these, only Zincirli Bedesten and Kemikli Bedesten have survived until today, and the number of Gaziantep Bedestens has dropped to two. These two historical buildings are located on the "Culture Road Project". The covered bazaars are thin and long covered bazaars, where various shops were lined up, and the heart of the shopping life in the past years. In a sense, they are the shopping malls of the old period. These buildings, which were a kind of covered bazaar covered with domes of equal size, where fabrics, jewelery and various precious items were traded in the Ottoman Empire, were also a very important economic institution. In the past, it used to function as today's bank-exchange. Bedestens were opened every morning by one of the squadrons called the "prayer head" and closed in the evenings with a ceremony. Valuable goods were sold on Thursdays before the noon prayer, during which important people came and the people gathered in the covered bazaar. Bedesten shopkeepers were called "hacegan", meaning merchant.