Kubat Pasha Madrasah

Kubat Pasha Madrasah: Kubat Pasha Madrasah in Tarsus is an important historical building from the Ottoman period. Kubat Pasha Madrasah was built in 1481 by Kubat Pasha, one of the viziers of Sultan Bayezid II. The madrasah is a building that reflects the architectural style of the Ottoman period. It was also used for educational purposes. Kubat Pasha Madrasah has an important historical and cultural significance.

• Adress: Tarsus – Kubat Pasha Madrasah
• Filming Permit Conditions: Governorship, Municipality,
• District Police: Tarsus District Police Directorate
• Municipality: Tarsus Municipality
• Availability Hours: 24
• Available Working Hours: 24
• Sound Problems: None
• Ground Problems: None
• Lift: N/A
• Freight Lift: N/A
• Authorized Person:
• Set (plato) Area: Available
• Crew Area: Available 
• Make-up: N/A
• Hairdresser's Room: N/A
• Toilet: N/A
• Kitchen: N/A
• Heating: N/A
• Cooling: N/A
• Light Availability: Daylight, area lighting
• Accessibility: Distance to the city centre is 26 Km.
• Distance from the airport: : 39 Km
• Phone Lines: All phone lines are operational
• Parking Space: Available.
• Authorized Person:
• Plato Park Access: Available
• Truck Parking Space: Available
• Authorized Person:
• Load Entry Conditions:
• Gate Size:
• Stair Ramp:
• Authorized Person:
• Electric Amperes:
• Location:
• Distance to Plato: 50-100 m
• Is it Free to Use: Subject to Permit
• Other Power Supplies:
• Restaurants: There are restaurants and eateries in the neighbourhood.
• Service Capacity: 250-1000
• Cab Stations Tarsus Taxi Station
• Accommodation Facilities: There are hotels for accommodation in the neighbourhood.