Taş Han - Belediye Cd. No:36

While walking through the covered bazaar, there is an entrance that opens to the right, and we wondered about it. Its structure is very beautiful. At first, the corridor of the inn, which goes down, opens into a courtyard, now there are shops and there are upper floors of the shops, they used to use this inn as an accommodation for the guests who came. The lower parts were also used as horse stables.

Taşhan, located on the east side of the Grand Bazaar, was built around 1650 by Hatipzades Mehmet Efendi, Kalender Çelebi and Ahmet Çelebi. (Özkarcı, 2007: 376) It is a two-storey building around the square courtyard. The downstairs of the building, which was previously established as a "passenger inn", were used as the barn and storage area, and the rooms on the upper floor were used for the accommodation of passengers. Taşhan, which forms an organic integrity with the bazaar complex, was built for caravans coming to the city to unload the goods and reside. Today, the rooms on the upper and lower floors are used as shops and warehouses. Source: Özkarcı, Prof. Dr. Mehmet. (2007). Turkish Cultural Heritage Inventory I-II. Ankara: Turkish Historical Society Publications. Transportation It can be easily reached from anywhere in the city by local minibuses, public buses and taxis. Address Mazman Sokak, Kurtuluş Mah., Dulkadiroğlu District-Kahramanmaraş.

The inn, thought to have been built in the 16th century, is today in the grand bazaar. The inn rooms on the upper floors are not art-hobby workshops like in similar inns; There are shoes, tailor, etc. workshops and warehouses.

A part of the covered bazaar of Kahramanmaraş. It is possible to find everything from hand-carved chests to copper, Yemeni and most importantly SEMER.

Taşhan, located on the east side of the Covered Bazaar, was built around 1650 by Mehmet Efendi, Kalender Çelebi and Ahmet Çelebi from Hatipzades. (Özkarcı, 2007: 376) It is a two-storey building around the square courtyard. The downstairs of the building, which was previously established as a "passenger inn", were used as the barn and storage area, and the rooms on the upper floor were used for the accommodation of the passengers. Taşhan, which forms an organic integrity with the bazaar complex, was built for caravans coming to the city to unload the goods and reside. Today, the rooms on the lower and upper floors are used as shops and warehouses.

You can see and buy historical textile and furniture products.

When you come to Kahramanmaraş, there is a place you should definitely visit, there is a small tea house in the courtyard where you can take a short break. It is also a historical inn where you can find all kinds of handmade souvenirs.