Derviş Mehmet Paşa Kütüphanesi

Located opposite the Sheikh Sinan Mosque, the library was built in 1816 by the Burdur Grand Vizier Derviş Mehmet Pasha. The building, which was completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1914, was recently rebuilt.

Is it worth going to see? It is a place where you can be content with just taking pictures from the outside. Even if you take a picture out the window while driving, that's enough. According to what I read, the actual library is bigger. But later on, it was demolished and instead they built this small building like a mausoleum.

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I have been living in this city for 4 years. Occasionally I would ask why it is a province. And after touring, I found the answer that Burdur is not a place to be a province. What if nothing happens in a friend province? no. First I started from the center. Does a city center end in 1 day? Burdur is over. Besides, I went everywhere on foot, not by car or anything. There are a few mansions in the center that you can visit and see. Some of them are also closed most of the time. The places you can see in the center of Burdur are Taşoda and Bakibey mansions, two museums, Yeşiltepe, lake side, Serenler Hill, Egyptians and Piribaşılar houses, grand mosque, clock tower and old houses clustered close to them. That's all for the center. Let's get to the library of Grand Vizier Dervish Mehmet Pasha. In the early 1800s, the grand vizier dervish mehmet pasha from Burdur had this large library built. I say big because when it was a big library, the books in it were either stolen or moved, and the building was destroyed first, then destroyed, and finally, symbolically, the library was built like a small shrine. In the early 1900s, this place was also known as the esat efendi library, since it was esat efendi who was working as a librarian here. I did With the research, I think there are important books and even an inscription at the entrance and he is gone. Its location is on oluklaraltı street, close to the home of Egyptians and Piribaşlar. There is the Şeyhsinan Mosque just opposite. If you go, you can take a few pictures from the outside just like me.