It is located in the Beydigin neighborhood of Manavgat District of Antalya, on the old trade route connecting the Central Anatolia Region to the Mediterranean Region. The inn, which does not have an inscription, is dated to the period of Anatolian Seljuk Sultan Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev (1236-1246) according to its architectural style. Surrounded by thick walls, the inn consists of a rectangular closed section in the east-west direction in the north and open and closed cells around a square-shaped open courtyard in the south. The closed section and the cells in the west of the courtyard are divided into two aisles by square piers. The main hall and other cells are covered with vaults. The crown gate located in the middle of the southern main wall opens to the courtyard. The crown door, which protrudes from the main walls in a rectangular shape, is unique. There is a low arched entrance door within the iwan-shaped pointed arch opening.
Source: Side Museum
Places to Visit in Antalya
Source: Antalya Provincial Culture and Tourism Directorate
