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Beautiful bazaar with historic architecture. But the downstairs baggers, shoemakers, spoils the atmosphere of that historic atmosphere. At least if they put it more regularly ...

Not only for a two-story bazaar market, but rather for its visual and magnificent architecture, only one of the historical riches that have to be seen with the artifacts can go back to the backgammon with tea, and the music of Yeşilçam gives you the feeling that you are in a different place :)

In the second half of the 19th century, a very authentic inn made of stone and iron workstations, shops on the lower floors overlooking Atatürk street, jewelers are usually located in the baggers, upstairs there are cafes and tea stoves in the middle of the double lion head fountain in the middle of the inn adds a great atmosphere.

Before I went to the village with my grandmother as a child We would definitely stop by, buy what we needed such as dried mulberry, walnut sausage and fruit pulp. then a magical journey would begin ... the one my grandmother gave me I used to walk around the realm of fairy tales while eating pestil ...

It is a beautiful historical place, with its tradesmen in the bazaar and its historical atmosphere that smells of nostalgia.

It was a place to meet friends and have lots of tea. It was made of cut stone in the second half of the 19th century and has an open courtyard and two floors. The rectangular building has three entrances with iron wings and round arches on the east, south and north facades. The floor of the central courtyard is paved with stone blocks. There is an elliptical pool in the middle of the courtyard and two double-headed lions with water flowing from the mouth in opposite directions in the middle of the pool. To the south and north of the central courtyard are porticos formed by six large columns with a single cylinder body. The columns in the porches are connected to each other with round arches. The rooms behind the portico and the portico are covered with barrel vaults. From the outside, each room is covered with hipped roof and tile.

A building built with stone workmanship in Sivas dörtyol area used to be a shoemakers' market. There are cafes today.

It is a historical inn with cafes on the upper floors and shops on the lower floors. The smell of hookah smoking in cafes was disturbing. There should be no advertisements and refrigerators of brands in visible parts of historical places.