At Pazarı Sokak hediyelik eşya dükkanları - Koyunpazarı Sk. Rahmi Koç Müzesi No:72

Atpazarı-Koyunpazarı region is one of the most active districts from Ankara to the present day. The area in front of the Hisar's Sentence Gate was "Horse Market". In Atpazarı, today there are mostly shopkeepers who sell supplies and partly grain-makers as before. Ankara's covered bazaars and inns were also densely located in this region. To the right of the castle gate, there were the "Flour Bazaar" leaning against the outer walls, and in the Atpazarı Street, which goes east from this square, there were also grain makers and angora. The bazaar on the Koyunpazarı slope that descends from Atpazarı, next to Çengel Han, was called "Pazar-ı Ganem". Today's Saraçlar Street and Can Street leading towards Arslanhane Mosque merge further below and the square here was "Sheep Bazaar". In the Koyunpazarı bazaar, which is still very active today, bakers, blacksmiths and grocery stores and various tradesmen used to take part in the streets opening here. The surrounding villagers were coming to the Horse Market, the Sheep Bazaar further down and the "Saman Bazaar" at the junction of Ulucanlar and Anafartalar streets. They leave their horses and donkeys to inns, like today's parking lots; Their animals were taken care of while they were shopping. Who knows, maybe the term "wandman" that we use now was out of those times. "Kağnı Bazaar", another square of Ottoman Ankara, was on the plain opposite the Nümune Hospital and the people of Ankara met their need for fuel from the firewood brought here with oxen.