Odunpazarı Belediyesi Atlıhan El Sanatları Çarşısı

A business inn with souvenir shops. You can go through it when you get to the OMM side. It has an impressive atmosphere.

On the ground floor, there is a restaurant, a tea shop and a small cafe. There are shops on the upper floor where handcrafted products are sold. If you have been to Odunpazarı houses, you should stop by here, at least listen to the brother playing his sweet songs with his guitar while drinking tea.

Attention is addictive.!!! When I come here, I can't get out. What are silvers, needlepoints, magnets, glassworks? You can buy all your souvenirs here.

Atlıhan Handicrafts Bazaar, located within the Urban Site of the Odunpazarı district of Eskişehir; It was built by Takattin Bey in the 1850s for the accommodation of market traders, travelers and villagers from the surrounding villages, towns and cities, both for themselves and their animals. Atlıhan becomes a place where the people of the region gather, where the entire social, political and economic agenda of the period is formed, as it is a place where people can rest and stay, take care of animals and have a tea house. Over time, it was known as the Inn, the Tavafçı Inn, and the Odunpazarı Inn. Especially after the second half of the 20th century, the inn lost its former function and turned into dereliction and ruin. The inn was rebuilt under the name Atlıhan by the Odunpazarı Municipality in 2006 as part of the Odunpazarı Houses Keeping Project, taking into account its original architecture. Located on an area of ​​768 square meters, the inn is a structure that also includes traditional architectural elements. In Atlıhan, which consists of two floors, the ground and the first floor, other traditional handicraft products can be seen in the Bazaar, where our handicrafts are produced, displayed and sold with 25 workshops. It was put into service by Odunpazarı Municipality.

The historical bazaar where you can find all kinds of jewelry made of meerschaum and other stones. Restaurant and buffet available. It is considered a stop where you can rest while walking.

Atlıhan Handicrafts Bazaar was built as an inn in the 1850s for the villagers who came to sell wood to the wood market to leave their animals and stay. . The bazaar, which has 25 workshops and a small cafe, is the main stop for those who want to buy souvenirs from Eskişehir, especially meerschaum products. Considering that this was an inn at the time and those small shops were rooms, it becomes a more meaningful place when visited not only as a bazaar but as a historical building.