Han 1426

Han 1426 is a restaurant located in the Muradiye neighbourhood of Osmangazi, Bursa Province, Turkey. The restaurant operates in a historic building and brings traditional Ottoman-era cuisine to diners in a restored and culturally significant setting.

Overview

Han 1426 is an alkol-free (non-alcoholic) restaurant that focuses on traditional Turkish and Ottoman culinary traditions. The venue is part of a restoration effort of a historic imaret building that dates back to the 15th century and was originally constructed during the reign of Sultan Murad II. The restaurant aims to revive classic flavours and culinary heritage in a setting that reflects Bursa’s deep historical roots.

History and Restoration

The restaurant occupies a building that for centuries served the community, including as the well-known Darüzziyafe restaurant before later closure. Local restaurateurs undertook careful restoration work to preserve the architecture and character of the historic imaret structure while adapting it for modern dining. The reopening under the Han 1426 name represents a cultural and culinary revival, aiming to attract both local residents and visitors interested in traditional Turkish cuisine.

Cuisine and Experience

Han 1426 emphasises Ottoman and classic Turkish dishes, prepared and presented in accordance with traditional culinary styles. As an alcohol-free establishment, it appeals to a broad audience, including families and visitors looking for authentic Turkish flavours in a heritage-rich environment.

The restaurant’s menu and dining experience are designed to celebrate the historic legacy of Turkish gastronomy, offering a dining option that reflects Bursa’s centuries-old food culture.

Location

Han 1426 is situated near the Muradiye Külliyesi in Bursa, placing it within one of the city’s historic districts known for architectural and cultural significance. Its central location makes it accessible to both residents and tourists exploring Bursa’s rich heritage.