EMİR KHAN 

Built in 1340 Emir Khan (Bey Khan), was constructed as a part of Orhan Gazi Kulliya. Situated near Ulu Mosque, Emir Khan with a fountain in the middle of its garden, 36 cellars and 38 rooms, today continues to be the center of both the city and trade as it was yesterday. With two grand plane trees in front serving as watchman for centuries, Emir Khan awaits to serve all your needs on textiles.

KOZA (COCOON) KHAN

Built by the order of Sultan Bayezid II at 1490 / 92, this two storied historical khan is situated between Ulu Mosque and Orhan Mosque. There is a two storied small mosque in the middle of the garden. In the first floor of the mosque there is a large fountain. Koza Khan having 95 rooms is the chrysalis buying center.
You can buy silk clothes and fabric from the shops as well as enjoying a cup of tea or coffee in the garden.

PİRİNÇ KHAN

Built at 1508 by the order of Sultan Bayezit II Pirinç Khan is a two storied building situated around a large garden and has a sum of 78 rooms.

You can have a rest under the shadow of a grand plane tree having a diameter of 7.10 meters, in the garden of the khan.

İPEK (SILK) KHAN

Built by the demand of Sultan Mehmed Çelebi, ‹pek Khan has total 80 rooms with 39 rooms on ground floor and 41 rooms on first floor.

Built at city center of Bursa, this large and beautiful building ‹pek Khan serves to fabrics and furnishing textile tradesmen.

GEYVE KHAN

One of the most original structures of the caravansary area, Geyve Khan was built at 15th century. In the two storied building situated around a square shaped garden, there are a total of 56 rooms; 26 on the ground and 30 on the first floor. Restored by Bursa Osmangazi Municipality at 2007, the North Door that has been unused for almost a hundred years opened and the building was introduced to Bursa with its enewed face.

TUZ (SALT) KHAN

Tuz Khan is located in Bursa the caravansary area, on Uzunçarfl› Tuzpazar› Street. It has been built at 1454 as a two storied building. Tuz Khan has 23 rooms in the first and 20 rooms at the ground floor. The building is one of the smallest constructions among the caravansary
buildings.

BALİBEY KHAN

Balibey Khan situated on Atatürk Avenue was restored by Bursa Municipality on 2007 in accordance with its originality as a three storied building having 64 rooms. A traditional Turkish Coffe House and a touristic restaurant will be on service in this ancient building of 500 years.
China, silverware, rugs, antiques, towels, silk and gift shops will be on service at Balibey Khan.

BEDESTEN
(COVERED BAZAAR)

It is the most important trade center of Bursa. Emir Khan had used this bazaar, which was built by Orhan Gazi. Then, the bazaar was opened by Y›ld›r›m Bayezid and it was called by him as ‘New Bedesten’. It is located in the centre of the Bursa Bazaaar. According to Evliya Celebi, four sides of the Bedesten were Jeweler Bazaars. Around there, the Gazzas, yarn sellers, the Gelincik and the Hallac Bazaar were also found.