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Built in 1368, this was a lodge for the Mevlevi, the Sufi Islamic group known in the west as "whirling dervishes". The building is now a museum. You'll often find wedding parties having their photos taken, as next door is a wedding venue or Düğün Salonu.
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Bright red sandstone mosque built around 1500. Buried in the garden is Mehmed Rushdi Pasha (1811-1882), who had five spells as Grand Vizier of Turkey.
Centrepiece of town, this is a striking 16th century mosque and religious complex built for Ayşe Hafsa Sultan, mother of Süleyman the Magnificent. Within the complex (külliye), the hospital (darüşşifa) specialised in mental illness.