Sahabiye Çeşmesi

at least it would be more visual

A historical madrasah ...

Very ancient archeological areas

A fountain built in the 1200's next to the Sahabiye madrasah in the Anatolian Seljuk period ... It is still used. If you happen to be in the center of Kayseri, I recommend you to see the Sahabiye Madrasa and the Sahabiye Fountain.

Details and fountain on the crown gate.

Sahabiye Madrasah is built entirely of cut stone according to the Seljuk-Anatolian architectural tradition. The facade of the school, which has a rectangular outline, open courtyard and one floor, has the appearance of a medium-sized caravan. The bull and lion shapes on the curtin and around the pillar of the gate remained down due to the height of the roads about 1 meter over time. It is worth mentioning that the coronation gate of Al-Sahabia School, which bears its name to the neighborhood where it is located, attracts attention through its geometric designs with geometric shape and zigzag decorations on its outer edges. Sahabiye School now serves as a public facility for the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality. It includes stationery shops and a café run by the municipality. The first fountain in Kayseri The oldest Kayseri Fountain is located next to the building. The Sahabiye Fountain, named after the work, was removed from its current location and moved to the eastern part of the facade of the entrance to the building due to road planning. Sahabiye Madrasah is built entirely of cut stone according to the Seljuk-Anatolian architectural tradition. The facade of the school, which has a rectangular outline, open courtyard and one floor, has the appearance of a medium-sized caravan. The bull and lion shapes on the curtin and around the pillar of the gate remained down due to the height of the roads about 1 meter over time. It is worth mentioning that the coronation gate of the Al-Sahabia School, which bears its name to the neighborhood where it is located, attracts attention through its geometric designs and geometric decorations on its outer edges. Sahabiye School now serves as a public facility for the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality. It includes stationery shops and a café run by the municipality. The first fountain in Kayseri The oldest Kayseri Fountain is located next to the building. The Sahabiye Fountain, named after the work, was removed from its current location and moved to the eastern part of the facade of the building's entrance due to road planning. Sahabiye Medresesi, Selçuklu-Anadolu mimarlık geleneğine göre tamamen kesme taştan inşa edilmiştir. Dikdörtgen bir tasarıma sahip, açık avlu ve bir kat olan okulun cephesi, orta büyüklükte bir karavan görünümündedir. Kaplumbağa ve boğaza giren kaplanın etrafındaki boğa ve aslan şekilleri, yolların yaklaşık 1 meter yüksekliğiyle aşağıya inmiştir. Adını bulunduğu semte taşıyan Al Sahabia Okulu'nun taç giyme kapısının, dış kenarlarındaki geometrik tasarımlar ve geometrik süslemelerle dikkat çektiğini belirtmekte fayda var. Sahabiye Okulu şimdi Kayseri Büyükşehir Belediyesi için bir kamu tesisi olarak hizmet veriyor. Kırtasiye dükkanları ve belediyenin işlettiği bir kafe içermektedir. Kayseri'deki ilk çeşme En eski Kayseri Çeşmesi, binanın yanında yer almaktadır. İşten sonra adlandırılan Sahabiye Çeşmesi, mevcut konumundan kaldırıldı ve yol planlaması nedeniyle binanın giriş cephesinin doğu kısmına taşındı.

Seljuk architecture. Especially the entrance door is very detailed.

Sahabiye Madrasa Seljuk Sultan III. It was built by Sahib Ali bin Hüseyin in 1267-68 during the time of Gıyasettin Keyhusrev. It is understood that the person who is mentioned as the founder of the madrasa in the inscription is Sahib Ata Fahreddin Ali, the famous Seljuk vizier. The geometrical carvings on the sides and top of the door are the best examples of Seljuk workmanship. Today, there are bookstores, stationeries and cafes. Transportation is provided by tram and buses, Cumhuriyet Square stop.