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Historic Afyon Houses (Castle Foothills)
Merkez, Afyonkarahisar
Traditional Afyon houses with bay windows and projecting wooden upper floors, lining the narrow streets at the foot of the castle.
Çakırağa Mansion
Ödemiş, İzmir
An 18th-century Ottoman mansion in Birgi, famous for the painted views of Istanbul and İzmir on its walls.
Forbes Mansion and the Levantine Mansions of Buca
Buca, İzmir
The best known of the garden mansions used as summer homes by İzmir's Levantine merchant families in the 19th century.
Historic Kula Houses
Kula, Manisa
Kula's old neighborhoods, called a 'living museum' for their well-preserved residential fabric bearing Ottoman and Germiyan traces.
Historic Uşak Houses
Merkez, Uşak
Two-story Ottoman and early Republican houses in the Kurtuluş and Işık neighborhoods, protected by the Ministry of Culture.
Balabanağa Mansion
Daday, Kastamonu
An Ottoman mansion in the village of İnciğez near Daday, known for its 17th-century woodwork.
Cevat Bey Mansion
Çamaş, Ordu
One of Ordu's largest mansions, with 18 rooms, built in Çamaş in 1909 by Hacı Alizade Osman Ağa.
Çakıroğlu İsmail Ağa Mansion
Of, Trabzon
An ağa's mansion on a hill overlooking the sea, built of pink cut stone in the early 19th century and cited as the Black Sea's largest stone mansion.
Hürrem Dayı House
Merkez, Karaman
An example of Ottoman civil architecture about three centuries old with hand-carved woodwork; a house museum donated to the municipality.
Tartan Mansion (Tartan Konağı)
A two-story Karaman mansion with a central hall, built in 1810 by Tartanzade Hacı Ahmet Efendi; after restoration it can be toured with its period furnishings.
Aynalıkavak Pavilion
Beyoğlu, İstanbul
An 18th-century pavilion left from the old Tersane Palace on the Golden Horn, home to an exhibition of Turkish musical instruments.
Beykoz Pavilion (Mecidiye Köşkü)
Beykoz, İstanbul
A pavilion in Beykoz from the mid-19th century, associated with the Khedival family of Egypt and known to have been presented to the sultan.
Florya Atatürk Sea Pavilion (Deniz Köşkü)
Bakırköy, İstanbul
Atatürk's summer pavilion on the Florya shore, connected to land by a wooden pier on piles driven into the sea.
Hekimbaşı Hunting Lodge
Ümraniye, İstanbul
A 19th-century hunting lodge in Hekimbaşı, Ümraniye, said to be the work of Sarkis Balyan, notable for its 20-meter stair tower.
Ihlamur Pavilion (Ihlamur Kasrı)
Beşiktaş, İstanbul
Two small Abdülmecid-era pavilions in a garden surrounded by linden trees, in the valley behind Beşiktaş.
Khedive's Pavilion (Hidiv Kasrı)
An Art Nouveau pavilion on the Çubuklu heights, commissioned by Khedive Abbas Hilmi Paşa of Egypt, with a grove and rose garden.
Küçüksu Pavilion (Küçüksu Kasrı)
A hunting and resting pavilion with an elegant Baroque facade on the Bosphorus shore, between the Göksu and Küçüksu streams.
Otağ-ı Hümâyun (Davutpaşa Imperial Pavilion)
Esenler, İstanbul
A stone pavilion on YTÜ's Davutpaşa Campus, with origins in the 15th century, from which the sultan saw off the army leaving on campaign; now a cultural center.
Siyavuşpaşa Pavilion
Bahçelievler, İstanbul
A pavilion with a pool in Bahçelievler reflecting 16th-century Ottoman civil architecture, commissioned by Siyavuş Paşa, three times grand vizier.
Yıldız Şale Pavilion (Şale Köşkü)
A pavilion in the gardens of Yıldız Palace, enlarged to host foreign heads of state and known for its grand halls.
Doktor Celepoğlu Mansion
Merkez, Kırklareli
A Greek mansion dated 1908 with a neoclassical facade; a fine example of Kırklareli's late Ottoman architecture.
Doktor Hacı Yanaki Mansion
A registered two-story mansion around Yayla Meydanı, commissioned in the late 19th century by the Greek physician Hacı Yanaki.
Hereke Kaiser Wilhelm Pavilion and Carpet Factory
Körfez, Kocaeli
The palace factory where the world-famous silk Hereke carpets were born, and the pavilion prepared for the visit of German Emperor Wilhelm II.
Hunting Lodge (Kasr-ı Hümâyun) Palace Museum
İzmit, Kocaeli
A wooden hunting lodge built for Sultan Abdülaziz in the 19th century, where Atatürk also stayed.
Saatçi Ali Efendi Mansion
A 19th-century mansion preserved with traditional timber architecture in İzmit's old neighborhoods.
Ramazanoğlu Mansion
Seyhan, Adana
The surviving stone building of the late-15th-century mansion of the Ramazanoğlu beys; one of the oldest civil residences in Anatolia.
Baki Bey Mansion
Merkez, Burdur
A 17th-century Ottoman mansion known for its showy main room.
Taş Oda (Koca Oda) Mansion
A two-story mansion with a courtyard, one of the finest examples of 17th-century classical Ottoman civil architecture.
Historic Tarsus Houses (Old Tarsus)
Tarsus, Mersin
A historic neighborhood fabric of restored 19th-century stone houses around St. Paul's Well.
Gazi Pavilion (Gazi Köşkü)
Yenişehir, Diyarbakır
An Akkoyunlu-period pavilion among the gardens of the Tigris valley, used by Atatürk as his headquarters in 1916–1917.
Midyat Guesthouse (Midyat Konukevi)
Midyat, Mardin
A three-story mansion built in 1850 at the highest point of Midyat, also used as a TV series location, with stonework and a city view from its terrace.
