saburhane

Great route for the history of Muğla. Must visit

Saberhane. Saburhane, one of the settlements on the eastern side of Muğla, is very famous for its architectural structures and history, as the houses are old Greek houses. It has become the symbol of Muğla houses with its chimneys with tile hats, where none of the houses block the view of the other; You can even forget to take a photo when you wander through the narrow streets of Saburhane, whose lamb door, walls and streets are under protection and immerse yourself in that atmosphere.

History of Muğla. Authentic Muğla streets and houses. Super

Although it is not officially a neighborhood, it is a name used instead of the neighborhoods in Muğla city with its unique coffeehouses, old houses and life. Saburhane, where the Turkish and Greek minorities lived together until 1923, started to turn into Turks with the withdrawal of the Greek population after the exchange. The taverns in the neighborhood were closed, the churches were evacuated, and the shops of Greek tradesmen began to be operated by locals. Houses in the region are old and interesting enough to have a tourism value today. Houses are famous for their architectural structure and history. Tile hatched chimneys are considered to be the symbols of Muğla houses. (They can be seen on the coat of arms of Muğla Municipality) Houses have two floors and mostly a small courtyard (life). Although the houses are located on the hillside, no house blocks the view of the other. The Saburhane district of Muğla has been declared an urban protected area, not only the houses but also the streets, walls and winged gates called "kuzulu gates". With the joint efforts of the municipality, governorship and non-governmental organizations, awareness of urban protection has been developed. Some houses, which are about to be destroyed, are tried to be protected with the contribution of state and private organizations and persons. Saburhane Mosque is one of the most important historical monuments in the district.

You can see the old Muğla houses, but don't forget to use a map as it is a bit complicated.

It's a delightful neighborhood. Get lost in the streets. There are great tea gardens. Must be visited.

A REGION OPEN TO DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT. BUT IT NEEDS A PLANNED AND SUPPORTED TRANSFORMATION. IF MUĞLA MUNICIPALITY ATTENDS THIS ISSUE, IT WILL CONTRIBUTE SERIOUSLY TO CITY TOURISM. IF YOU SEE IT AS IS, IT WILL BE ADVISED. YOU DON'T LOSE MUCH IF YOU DON'T SEE. IT CAN BE EVALUATED FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY THE HISTORIC TEXTURE.