Koza Han

Koza Han, what a nice place for silk shopping & morning coffee! I really enjoy surrounding by typical Ottoman Empire architecture.

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A great historical place to be. Really nice tea and Turkish coffee places around.

Wonderful place to have chit chat with family and friends by enjoying Turkish chae and coffee

Amazing place to look around and get beatiful shawls and scarfs. Must visit in Bursa

A historic building next to Ulucami. Adobe style building with a courtyard filled with cafes. The building houses many vendors offering silk made products. Many shops sell the same products so shop around for best price.

The neighborhood itself is also a major shopping area where you can find locally manufactured towels and other Turkish made products. Also enjoy nice food in this popular area.

Historic and unique places to hang out!
You can chill and enjoy your cay with local people and tourist. The building is iconic and rich with historical stories. Well maintained, have a lot of chairs to sit and enjoyable.

A perfect place to shop for silk scarf, dive in history and have a cup of good Turkish coffee

Great market to chill and drink some turkish coffee. Parking around the area can be chalanging.

MashALLAH !! such a unique Historic location, A must visit while in Bursa. People around here are so friendly ! an amazing experince .. Do miss it !!

The place is packed with tables and chairs to sit and sip. It may not be what you expect. It is again packed with shops and vendors. Located right next to the Grand Bazaar of Bursa.

Beautiful place! Came early in the morning as soon as the shops open to avoid a crowd. Friendly people and great bargains for good money! Walked around for almost 3 hours and yet I didnt feel like going home. Definitely a good bazaar for those who love shopping or even for those who would like to sit down and have a cup of çay.

As a foreigner, I feel Bursa is such an amazing city in Türkiye with full of historical, tourist, and cultural place. It won't be complete if you haven't go to Koza Han or any city centre, which is considered a Silk Market, where silk and trade were famous during Ottoman Empire made caravanserai here. I went on weekend which was full of different people. Most of the people here came with families, children and friends. I visited here with my friend during last winter-spring season from Malaysia. It felt so wonderful because the hospitality, the mindset and the food culture are something unique which is very unusual for me and I feel so interesting with their food culture, the Turkish language and everything! :)

A bit crowded but really nice environment.

Nice, historical place and atmosphere.
Best place to sit and get a coffee for 30mins and enjoy the historical ambiance.
Super big assortment of silk and cotton shawls.
Tipp: Always ask for a lighter test: if it smells like hair: it’s silk. If it smells like burnt paper, it’s cotton.

Where East meet West.... Thru Silk Road and this is one of the historical place that take part on that event. Koza Hani will absolutely offered the best quality fabrics especially their well known Bursa Silk. Largest silk collection that still exists under one foof and worth to visit by both local and international tourist. The entrance not that big but spectacular view waiting for you inside. Friendly people and never force their customers this beautiful place

Love to shop here, and enjoying turkish cay (tea) and coffee. So many beautiful dress, scrafts, sajadah, wallet, handbag with original turkish design

Visiting here was a stunning experience - especially if you appreciate fine silks and unique architecture! I walked around the upper floor first to get a feel for what shops I liked. Then I headed down stairs for a cup of çay. It started pouring rain but that made it all the more magical to be honest. I came back later to buy some items from the tenders upstairs. 100% you have to come here if you visit Bursa.

An old caravanserai in the silk market.
This is an excellent place to go for cay in the morning. The surroundings are beautiful indeed and, while it can certainly be crowded, it is definitely worth spending some time here while taking a rest from the nearby shops and bazaars.

This place is a must-visit destination with its never-ending bazaars. Whether you're looking for traditional crafts, spices, or unique souvenirs, the endless bazaars offer something for everyone.

Located next to the Grand Mosque. It's the best place to buy silks and other items in general. Better price as compared to Istanbul's Grand Bazaar.