Suli An

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• Anynomous

  24 May 2018

  Such a beauty under poor conditions.

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• Anynomous

  01 September 2016

  Historic building from the ottoman empire

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• Anynomous

  29 August 2016

  Historic building from ottoman empire. Inside is the Academy for fine Arts.

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• Anynomous

  23 August 2016

  Han in a Ottoman times Bazaar

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• Anynomous

  21 August 2013

  Suli An represents a monument of culture and it is situated in the Skopje Bazaar, nearby Cifte Amam and the most easiest way to find it is if you take the entrance to the bazaar from the side of Bit Pazar (the green market). It was built by Isa Beg during the first half of the XV century and it is an object representative of the civilian Ottoman architecture. In the testament of Isa Beg, Suli An is mentioned as “The Old An”. The name “Suli”, meaning water, was given to this building rather late, and it derives from the river Serava which used to flow nearby this object. The river does not exist today, however the an retained the name.
  Suli An, just like Kurshumli An and Kapan An, is a karvansaraj which, alongside the small shops built around it, forms a special complex inside the Old bazaar, open on all four sides.
  Nowadays, the Painting Academy is inside Suli An, a place where you will be able to see artistic works such as paintings, sculptures and other works of art of professionals or young enthusiasts at any time of the day.

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