Koza Han

Koza Han was once one of the most important trading centers along the famous Silk Road, serving as a hub for silk merchants and master craftsmen. Today, it remains a vibrant marketplace where visitors can shop for silk goods, traditional crafts, and enjoy tea in a historic setting.

A Legacy of the Silk Road

A Silk Trade Hub

• Built in 1491 by Sultan Bayezid II, Koza Han was a crucial stop for merchants along the Silk Road, where traders would buy raw silk and create high-quality textiles.
• The name “Koza” means “cocoon,” symbolizing the silk production that flourished in Bursa for centuries.

Silk Shopping & Traditional Crafts

• While silk production is no longer as dominant as before, Koza Han still sells high-quality silk scarves, shawls, and other handcrafted goods.
• Visitors can also find handmade jewelry, ceramics, and souvenirs showcasing Ottoman-era craftsmanship.

A Social & Cultural Gathering Place

A Courtyard for Tea & Coffee Lovers

• The central courtyard has transformed into one of Bursa’s most popular tea and coffee destinations.
• Locals and tourists alike enjoy homemade Turkish sweets, traditional teas, and strong Turkish coffee in a serene historical setting.

A Relaxing Escape in the Heart of Bursa

• The historic atmosphere, shaded seating, and charming stone archways make Koza Han a perfect place to relax after exploring the city.
• Whether for shopping or just enjoying the ambiance, a visit to Koza Han is a must when in Bursa.

Why Visit Koza Han?

• Step into history at one of the most iconic Silk Road trading posts.
• Shop for high-quality silk, handcrafted goods, and unique souvenirs.
• Relax with Turkish tea and sweets in a beautiful historic courtyard.
• A picturesque location perfect for capturing the essence of Bursa.

Experience Koza Han, where the past and present of Bursa’s silk trade come to life!