The material cultural components of Balkan cities in the travel of Evliya Çelebi̇

The Balkan geography has been the scene of intense development in the period of Ottoman rule. As a result of these reconstruction activities, the Balkans were equipped with various Turkish-Islamic works. Balkan cities were built with mosques, monopolies, inns, baths, bazaars, bazaars, bridges, towers, roads, barracks and many other concrete cultural products. Even though a significant part of these historical buildings were destroyed, destroyed or used for other purposes with the emergence of the Balkans from the Ottoman rule, the artifacts that survived and survived until the present day are quite large. The last two decades of the attractions here is the result of increasing interest in the Balkans since geography and cultural visits, it has finally succeeded in attracting the attention of governments in Turkey. The concrete cultural heritage left by the Ottoman Empire is still the strongest evidence of our cultural ties with the Balkans. This tangible cultural products today are being rebuilt by the Republic of Turkey on the scope of various projects and institutions are fully recovered from being torn down. The academic studies conducted in recent years have also participated in these studies. Our current study is a study created for this purpose.