Historische Karawanserei Pirinç Han
Commissioned by Sultan Bayezid II in 1508, this two-story ashlar stone caravanserai features vaulted arcades and vibrant open-air cafes shaded by plane trees in Bursa's UNESCO Historical Bazaars district.
Historische Karawanserei Pirinç Han
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"Sip freshly brewed Turkish tea under the central plane trees and browse antique and silver artisan shops on the upper colonnade."
Legacy of 1508: Historic Pirinç Han
Located on Cumhuriyet Avenue in the UNESCO Historical Bazaars district, Pirinç Han was built by Sultan Bayezid II in 1508 to generate endowment revenue for his Istanbul mosque. Featuring two levels of vaulted stone galleries around a spacious courtyard, it was once the grain and rice exchange of Bursa and now thrives as a popular open-air cafe haven.
Häufig gestellte Fragen (FAQ)
What are the cafe opening hours at Pirinç Han?
Courtyard cafes are generally open from 08:30 AM until 11:30 PM daily.
Is there an admission fee?
No, Pirinç Han is a public historical bazaar with free admission.
What shops are on the second floor?
The upper gallery hosts antique dealers, silver jewelers, secondhand bookshops, and calligraphy artisans.
How do you reach Pirinç Han by public transit?
The T3 Nostalgic Tramway running along Cumhuriyet Avenue stops right at Pirinç Han.
How far is it from Koza Han?
It is an easy 3 to 4-minute walk from Koza Han and the Grand Bazaar.
Do cafes accept credit cards?
Yes, all cafes and restaurants accept major credit cards and contactless payments.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
The ground-floor courtyard is step-free from Cumhuriyet Avenue, while the second floor is accessed via stairs.
What should I try at the cafes?
Turkish tea in thin-waisted glasses, sand-brewed Turkish coffee, and homemade Bursa walnut baklava are favorites.
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