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Bartin Bedesteni
It is located to the south of Amasra, approximately 1,5 kilometers from the coast. It has a basilica plan and is a large structure with 5 aisles (naves) and dimensions of 18 x 45 meters. It is thought to have been built in the late 1st century A.D. and early 2nd century as the Roman Provincial Assembly Hall (Bouleuterion), and later, since it was used for commercial purposes, it is believed to have taken the name Bedesten. It is also debated whether it could have been a Gymnasium or a Roman Bath.
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Suggested visit:45 minutes
It is located to the south of Amasra, approximately 1,5 kilometers from the coast. It has a basilica plan and is a large structure with 5 aisles (naves) and dimensions of 18 x 45 meters. It is thought to have been built in the late 1st century A.D. and early 2nd century as the Roman Provincial Assembly Hall (Bouleuterion), and later, since it was used for commercial purposes, it is believed to have taken the name Bedesten. It is also debated whether it could be a Gymnasium or a Roman Bath.
Places to Visit in Bartın Address: Amasra/Bartın
Last updated: 20 October 2026
Location and surroundings
Bartin Bedesteni sits within Amasra, Bartın. The toroti catalogue holds 20 described stops across Bartın, 11 of them in Amasra.
The nearest stop is Antik Amasra Tiyatrosu, 540 m to the northwest. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.
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Frequently asked
- What is Bartin Bedesteni?
- It is located to the south of Amasra, approximately 1,5 kilometers from the coast. It has a basilica plan and is a large structure with 5 aisles (naves) and dimensions of 18 x 45 meters. It is thought to have been built in the late 1st century A.D. and early 2nd century as the Roman Provincial Assembly Hall (Bouleuterion), and later, since it was used for commercial purposes, it is believed to have taken the name Bedesten. It is also debated whether it could have been a Gymnasium or a Roman Bath.
- Where is Bartin Bedesteni?
- Bartin Bedesteni is in Amasra, Bartın.
- How long does it take to visit Bartin Bedesteni?
- The suggested visit time for Bartin Bedesteni is about 45 minutes.
- What else is there to see near Bartin Bedesteni?
- toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Bartin Bedesteni; the closest are Antik Amasra Tiyatrosu, Amasra Müzesi, Amasra Plajı.