First built around 1890 as a home for the Şahtana family, it was turned into a post office in the 1950s. Today, only a small room still does post office business, with the rest of the building open to visitors.
Turkey’s most beautiful post office might have remained just a post office were it not for the Turkish TV drama, Sıla. The post office was used as the set for the popular TV series, which attracted domestic tourists.
The most prominent feature of the post office is the elegant staircase leading up from the courtyard to the terrace.
The Mardin Post Office is highly photogenic, making it a popular spot for taking wedding photos.
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