Çarşı
The Ottoman commercial core — coppersmiths, ćevabdžinice, coffee, and the two clock towers above it.
The čaršija is where the town still does its business rather than a preserved street for visitors, which is the best thing about it.
Travnik has two clock towers, which is unusual for a Bosnian town — most have one if they have any.
This is where to buy Vlašić cheese, copperwork and coffee, and where to eat ćevapi. It is compact: you can cross it in ten minutes and spend three hours doing it.
shopping ottoman food
Bilgiler değişebilir — lütfen yerinde teyit edin.
Bunlar da ilginizi çekebilir
Vezir Türbeleri
Ottoman tomb structures marking the men who governed Bosnia from this town.
Süleymaniye (Alaca) Camii
Painted floral decoration outside rather than in — unusual in Ottoman architecture — above a working bezistan.
Plava Voda (Mavi Su)
Plava Voda, Travnik — şehrin ortasında yüzeye çıkan soğuk bir kaynak; taş köprüler, yaşlı çınarlar ve sıra sıra teraslar.
Travnik hakkında sorun