Büyük Çukur Han

Tarihi bir yer. Arap ekonomisi oluşmuş her yer ucuz kalitesiz turist dolu. Pis ama tarihi bir mekan.

Unknown builder and architect

Tarihi yapi

Bulabilene çekici bir yer. Sıcak bir çay biraz küf kokusu. Aile in uygun değil fotoğraf çekmek için çok iyi.

Cette construction massive est du XVIe siècle et est bien conservée. L’espace des galeries a été toutefois occupé par des boutiques, et ont ne peut plus voir la cour depuis le passage à l’étage. Il semble que le bâtiment a toujours servi à l’entreposage des épices, ce qui est encore le cas de nos jours.Depuis l’extérieur, il est très visible à l’ouest de la place d’Eminönü, appuyé contre la mosquée de Rüstem Pacha

Atmosferi çok güzel...

Güvenlik sebebiyle giriş yapamıyorsunuz.

İçindeki kubbelerin bir kısmında kalem işleri görüşebiliyorsunuz (7-8 yıl önce). Yanında Küçük Çukur Han var. İki Han arasındaki Sokak Mahkeme Arkası Sokak". Arkasında Burmalı Han

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Most of the historical buildings at that area unfortunately face the same ill-fate: sleazy shops and cafes.The structure with its unknown architect and builder as it has no epitaph, architectural features and building materials and also have taken place in the density of the hans should be considered to date to the 18th century.The structure built as a two-storey in a four direction slightly distorted square. The structure with an area of 24 x 24 m have an rectangular courtyard 8x11 m. and it is surrounded by porticoes. Although portico system has lost its original state today, it is made on the ground floor with round-arched, and on the upper floor with pointed arches. The carrier system is made up of square knit stone fragments.Portico and places on the ground floor are covered with barrel vault and the upper floor has changed from the original status of the cover system. The han's west facade and also the south facade is stone-brick-joint textured and has no delicate workmanship. Every place on the facades has been determined with a rectangular doorjamb. The only aperture on the entrance facade is round-arched door opening. These facades like the courtyard facades are bounded by brick fringe frieze as understood from the remains.