Another unexploited tourism potential of the area, due to the non-tourim activities in the area, is the existence of the view points that provide stunning views of the Golden Horn, the Galata area and the Bosphorus.

The axis, despite its proximity to Divan Yolu Avenue, Nuru Osmaniye Mosque Complex, the Grand Bazaar and the Constantine Column, and despite the existence of tram line transportation facilities from upper (Divan Yolu Avewnue) and lower (Eminonu Square) axes, has not been on the tourism agenda. It stands out only in local and inland wholesale and retail trade and manufacturing. Additionally, the Eminonu Wharfs and the Galata Bridge provide important transportation points from outside to the area.

The area is also within the wider area of tourism attraction points as it is in walking distance from Istanbul University,the Grand Bazaar, Sueymaniye Mosque Complex and Eminonu Square.

There is an intense and improper use of the historical heritage by the manufacturing industry. This axis and its surroundings are very much populated during the day but desolate during the night. This brings a security problem at nights and ruins the image of the area. This accelerates the physical decay and makes it difficult to make use of the tourism potential of the area.

The cultural monuments in the area are being used without consideration and respect to their original purposes and shapes.

Different from the other tourism axes and itineraries, Khans area bears traces of the socio-cultural and economic life of the people from the past to this day. Thus, the area has interesting historic details that need to be brought to light in terms of tourism.