Akşehir Arasta

Small and perfectly clean place.

Do not pass without seeing the new version ...

A beautiful, historical bazaar, one of the places to visit ...

Its historical texture is awesome. The only downside is that their roads are open.

The old bazaar of Aksehir. Restored. A bazaar that will make you live. You're likely to find what you're looking for.

In the Arasta Bazaar, there are nice restaurants where you can eat from the henna night clothes of the ladies, of course, do not pass without the necm of the famous halvah.

It is a culture that should have a historical structure but does not have it, it is a more frequented region in the past, which cannot be revived even though it has been restored now, with its streets of horse droppings and shops that are mostly used as warehouses or left to their own, a culture that I unfortunately expect to disappear over time. It will be erased in 5-10 years, since new shops cannot be replaced by shops that used to be tradesmen in the past, which were moved or closed. If we look at the times when our fathers talked about the crowd between the imaret mosque and the spinner mosque, they would not fall to the ground. The historical streets and neighborhoods of other cities are preserved and cherished by the public. The situation in Akşehir is only on the initiative of the municipality.

Historical Arasta Bazaar consisted of shops where blacksmith masters were located as "Blacksmiths Arastası" during the War of Independence. There are no blacksmiths left now, while iron processing is being done with bellows coal furnaces. The Arasta Bazaar, which consists of two-storey shops, has many shops ranging from clothes to food. I recommend the historical spirit of narrow streets as a place to visit as a result of the restoration.