Amir-agin han u Novom Pazaru

Amir-agin han

If you are coming to Novi Pazar soon, Amir-agin han is a place you should definitely visit! This important building is located in Rifata Burdževića Street, in the center of Novi Pazar. Today, the former khan Amir-age is used for catering purposes, while the building itself is under state protection. Below you can learn something about its history and significance.

History of Amir-aga's khan
If you had the opportunity to read the writings of the travel writer Evliya lebelebi, then you know that Novi Pazar once had as many as 6 inns. Time has taken its toll, so only 2 inns have been preserved in this city, among which is Amir-agin khan. Unfortunately, there are no more precise data on the origin of this inn, but it is believed that it existed in the 17th century. Amir-agin khan is located in the old city center and attracts the eyes of passers-by and tourists even today.

Appearance and characteristics of Amir-aga's khan
Architectural ideas distinguish Amir-agin khan from typical buildings of this type. An integral part of the inn are craft shops, which together with it represent the last remnant of the former old bazaar. The main part of the inn consists of a ground floor and a first floor, and it used to be used as a place for travelers. In addition, Amir-agin khan also had a space for keeping cattle, which housed Kiridji horses, mules and camels. Today, this building is used for catering and tourism purposes, returning all visitors to a different time and a different culture.

How to get to the inn?

From Belgrade you can reach Amir-aga's inn by car in 3 hours and 45 minutes (by highway A2 and Route 22).
If you are starting from Novi Sad, then your ride will take 4 hours and 20 minutes.
From the bus station to Amir-aga's inn you can reach on foot. It will take you about ten minutes across Stevan Nemanja Street.

Working hours of Amir-aga's khan

Amir-agin khan is open every day from 07 to 00.
If you are interested in any more information, feel free to call the listed phone number: 064 566 7545.