Customs Inn

Sanlıurfa is not only tasting lahmacun, kebab, raw meatballs, liver, baklava but also visiting the old inns, caravanserais, mosques, museums are another in the city, which promises a cultural adventure. At this point, one of the highlights of the tourists is the exotic Customs Inn, which is close to Balıklıgöl. It was built five centuries ago during the reign of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Sultan. It's active as it could be today, just like centuries ago. The inn, which was restored in 2001, is particularly attracted those who want to relax and have tea and have a pleasant time. The two-storey historic building is also home to many authentic shops. There are many commercialities where the same work has been done for three, four generations. Some other traditional crafts are showcased. Rosary shops stand out on the first floor of the monumental customs inn. On some days there is a moving stream of trade in the inn, where rosary collectors come in, the rosary in question you can find more than your expectation in this inn has a courtyard is ideal for sitting and drinking tea. It promises a serene atmosphere between the greens. It's worth noting that interest is increasing a lot, especially on weekends.