Set over two floors, with shops on the ground floor and workshops on the second it is a bit of a Grand Bazaar secret that popular with those ‘in the know’. The courtyard, complete with a marble fountain and trees is particularly attractive, as are the pink facades of the stores themselves. Zincirli Han Turkey is a truly authentic, working piece of live history, and you get the feeling it hasn’t changed for centuries. It is a very intimate, friendly, and low-key place, which is extremely photogenic. You can still see craftsmen plying their trade, preserving traditional skills, and the little coffee shop in the corner serves hot drinks to all the neighboring shops. The storeowners usually play backgammon, sip their tea, and put the world to rights during their free time.

It was awesome being in this lovely place speacially in autumn, loved the Colors, building, trees 😊 it was too hard to leave 😌

Beautiful place to have a break.

This is a very beautiful historical place in Istanbul's Grand Bazaar. There are shops selling jewellery inside. However, I can say that it is also a perfect place to take photos. Be sure to see and take pictures.

I always stop by to watch the jewellery and carpet shops in this inn (Inn with Chains) while I am sipping my Turkish tea which is sold at the enterance hall to inn.

Amazing old place. Cozy . old old shops and building that take you to 100 years ago. Peacefull and friendly place. Order a turkish coffe and chilling.

Beautiful little courtyard in the bazaar. A quiet rest spot with a tea stand :) Lovely.

This caravansary was built next to the Covered Bazaar (today inside, as attachments are built in time).

This place is so fantastic and historical. Furthermore, the little cafe makes delicious Turkish coffe that has special receipt and aroma. You must taste it!

İt was empty on Saturday