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Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı)
It is understood from the records in the Sivas Şeriye Sicil Defteri that it belongs to the foundation of Sinan Paşa, the governor of Sivas, who died in 1525. It has no inscription. It is a two-storey, wooden Ottoman-period inn with an open central courtyard and a rectangular plan scheme measuring 25 x40.50 m. Subaşı Hanı was formed from wooden sections with later additions built onto a structure with old, thick cut-stone walls. It would be more accurate to examine Subaşı Hanı in two sections.
Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) and 6 places around it
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Suggested visit:45 minutes
It is understood from the records in the Sivas Şeriye Sicil Register that it belonged to the foundation of Sinan Paşa, the governor of Sivas, who died in 1525. It has no inscription. It is a two-storey, wooden Ottoman-period inn with an open central courtyard and a rectangular plan measuring 25 x40.50 m. Subaşı Hanı was formed from wooden sections with later additions built onto an older structure with thick cut-stone walls. It would be more accurate to examine Subaşı Hanı in two sections. On the east side is the section locally called Develik; on the other side is the two-storey wooden and masonry section.
Last updated: 20 October 2026
Location and surroundings
Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) sits within Sivas merkez, Sivas. The toroti catalogue holds 64 described stops across Sivas, 32 of them in Sivas merkez.
The nearest stop is Meydan Cami, 120 m to the northeast. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.
The Ankara – Erzurum route passes 1.6 km away, so this works as a stop along the drive.
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Frequently asked
- What is Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı)?
- It is understood from the records in the Sivas Şeriye Sicil Defteri that it belongs to the foundation of Sinan Paşa, the governor of Sivas, who died in 1525. It has no inscription. It is a two-storey, wooden Ottoman-period inn with an open central courtyard and a rectangular plan scheme measuring 25 x40.50 m. Subaşı Hanı was formed from wooden sections with later additions built onto a structure with old, thick cut-stone walls. It would be more accurate to examine Subaşı Hanı in two sections.
- Where is Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı)?
- Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) is in Sivas merkez, Sivas.
- How long does it take to visit Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı)?
- The suggested visit time for Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) is about 45 minutes.
- What else is there to see near Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı)?
- toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı); the closest are Meydan Cami, Sivas Ulu Cami, Kurşunlu Hamam.
- Is Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) on the way anywhere, and which route?
- Subaşı Hanı (Şıracılar Çarşısı) lies 1.6 km from the Ankara – Erzurum route, close enough to add to that drive with a short detour.