Nasrettin Hoca Evi

Sivrihisara 10 15 km everyone should see it 5 km to the asphalt The village where Nasreddin Hodja was born

If you go, you will only be sad, that such a valuable place has been left to its fate and that the aunts fighting with each other who insisted on selling products for the sake of money took possession of the house.

An abandoned house. There is nothing, the empty house is not a place to stop even when crossing the road. Waste of time. I don't even want to talk about the aunts sitting in front of the house. They are forced to sell products. We looked and they put 10-15 packages of products on our laps, we barely saved our lives. If even 1 star was too much -5, I would give -10. DISGRACE.

Nasrettin was the home where the teacher was born, but it didn't appeal to me. I would have expected it to smell more history. A place far below my expectations. Nevertheless, my respect for endless efforts is endless. If your path falls ...

The teacher's house is a complete mess. Aggressive saleswomen waiting in the area in front of the door. It's not worth your time to go here.

It is a place where those on the Eskişehir/Ankara road should stop by one day. But yes, but disappointment is at the highest level. Just like the Nasreddin Hodja joke. The presentation of the 10-year-old guide boy (Mustafa) inside the house is in ruins is very nice, but it should be supported, more professional hands should introduce our world-renowned cultural heritage. The Governorship of Eskişehir and the Ministry of Culture should take action. Especially not counting the old aunts who try to sell local products by force, I welcome them with tolerance.

First of all, shame on those who made the home of a value like Nasreddin Hodja like this. and I would like to express my reproaches to the municipality of Sürihisar, which does not do any maintenance. It's full of bird droppings. There is no material inside. It has turned into a complete ruin... The worst part is, there are 5-6 female sellers waiting there, they cling to you because they are local products and they are officially extortion. They're past them too...

The village where Nasreddin Hodja was born. This is information that has already been made certain by sources. The famous Turkish wit, Hodja Nasreddin, was born in the village of Hortu in Eskişehir's Sivrihisar district. The village is 4 km from Ankara road. When you pass through the village and go down the narrow streets, you reach the house of Nasreddin Hodja. The house is a two-storey mansion-style village house. Especially if we look at the tree logs that keep the house standing, it is clear that the house is old. It could really be the teacher's house. Although it is beautiful on the outside, there is nothing appealing inside. Unfortunately, Sivrihisar did not take care of the teacher. In this way, of course, when Nasreddin Hodja is mentioned, Akşehir comes to mind. However, it can be much more beautiful with wax sculptures, small models, village house style or anecdotes. I do not count the villagers who greet you at the door and cling to you. They are trying to forcefully sell products. They forcefully gave beans, lentils and chickpeas to the lap of the woman before us. We acted a bit cold so that they could stay behind. We've been successful too. If the municipality and administrative administrations are reading this, please take care of such places. Interior arrangement is not difficult. It is not difficult to put a working peasant at the door. It is not difficult to make a sales stand for those villagers. It is not difficult to make toys and mascot souvenirs reminiscent of Nasreddin Hodja. Take the entrance fee if necessary, but it's worth going. We were faced with a truly anecdotal landscape. It's not worth going.