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Inns

Veli Paşa Konağı

Veli Pasha Konağı is located in Çorum city center, Tepecik District, Şeyh Eyüp Street no. It is located on 13th and was built by Veli Pasha's son Şevket Bey (Eren 1875-02 June 1940) between 1923-1924. With its general features, the building constitutes a prominent example of the Turkish house and the historical houses of Çorum. It is a continuation of the historical texture of its surroundings. It presents a unity with Veli Pasha mansion, mosque, avenue and alley. The mansion has an inner hall (karnıyarık) plan style, and the garden is surrounded by outbuildings. The mansion has entrances from both sides, and the north door is a two-winged wooden door, while the west door has two separate doors, said to be the haremlik and the greeting house.

Inns

Veli Paşa Hanı

Located in Çepni District, it was built by Veli Pasha, one of the Yozgat Beys. In the foundation deeds dated 2 Muharrem 1283 (1867) and 23 Muharrem 1303 (1887) in the archives of the General Directorate of Foundations, the location and surroundings of the inn were described and the foundation properties were avoided. The acres specified in the foundation deeds dated 1303 were completely burned down in 1914, and the current inn and its outbuildings were built by Şevket Bey, the grandson and trustee of the foundation, in accordance with the old practices, in 1915-16. Velipaşa Inn covers an area of 1000 m2 and was built on two floors. The mansion section facing only the front facade has three floors. The inn, which sets an example for the Ottoman Period inns in terms of both its plan and architecture, was built using wood and masonry materials. In the inn, which was operated as a hotel for many years, according to the survey project drawn by Architect Bülent ÇETİNOR in 1982, there were sections for horse carriages, warehouses and coffee houses around the stone courtyard on the lower floor.

Bath

Tacettin Paşa Hamamı

Pasha Bath, built by Taceddin İbrahim Pasha Bin Hacı Bey in 1487, was built in a double bath layout within the Ottoman bath architecture. The bath, whose men's and women's sections are symmetrical to each other, has survived to the present day preserving its original form. Each section of the Pasha Bath, which consists of cold, hot and private sections, is covered with tile-covered domes and the walls of the bath are built with rough chipped stone and rubble stone. The restoration works of the Pasha Bath in Kunduzhan District-Çarşı, which started in August 2007, were completed and put into service in April 2008.

Mansion

Katipler Konağı

Our city is Karakeçili Mah. The mansion, located on Alaybey Street, was built in 1878 in the Abdülhamid Period plan type with an inner hall (karnıyarık). It has two floors and a garden, is registered as a cultural asset to be protected and is located within an urban protected area. The mansion, which was used as a residence until 1975, was restored in 1995 and opened as a private restaurant certified by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in the same year.

Batch

Ali Paşa Hamamı

It was built by Erzurum Beyler Bey Ali Pasha in 1573. It was operated by the foundations organization from that date until 1943. Hüseyin Samsunlu bought the bath, which was put up for sale by foundations in 1943, and it was operated by the Samsunlu family from that date until 2005. In 2005, the ownership of the bath was taken over by Prof. Ahmet Samsunlu and Cavide passed to Soyocak. Founded in 2005 by Ünal Kakaç, Ahmet Ahlatçı and Kadir Samsunlu, K.A.S. Tourism Inc. They rented the bath for 22 years and undertook its operation. The historical bath, whose restoration was completed in 24 months, was opened to service on April 23, 2008.