Hayri Inal Mansion

A beautifully restored and decorated mansion that witnesses the city life of Yozgat. Admission is free. Officers are concerned. During our visit, they sang folk songs from Yozgat region with saz. The two-storey Konak is decorated with local carpets, rugs, curtains and other accessories. There are also sales of handcrafted products (paintings, embroidery products).

One of the historical mansions in Yozgat. This is right under the street of Nizamoglu Mansion, which is one of the Yozgat Ethnography Museum, but on the same Security Street. This mansion is already the Nizamoglu family. Because "Hayri Inal" was the son of this family's grooms. He was the mayor of Yozgat between 1954 and 1960. The pictures are at the entrance of the mansion. Mansion, wooden and two floors. Except Bodrum. They're with bay windows. Since 2008, the Municipality of Yozgat has been providing free host, meeting, Ramadan conversations, games, henna and cultural activities with the purpose of providing historical and nostalgia. In fact, the other 5 accommodation (Kayyumzade - Zarife Nine - Hüzni Baba - Mehmet Ağa - Local Products mansions) together look at the whole situation; the function of the family living centers in metropolitan cities is being carried out. Tea and ribs are served to those who come to visit. Kavurga; roasted Some kind of cookie. Unfortunately, we grow our children with junk food such as peanuts with gypsum or sauce or GMO cookies, while our own self-snacking (spice, hedik, çedene, firik, hawk, etc.) are standing. Many thanks for their hospitality. Entrance is free. It is recommended to visit Yozgat and our brothers Yozgat.

This mansion, which is full of history and experiences, is a wonderful mansion where a person and his family lived as mayor of the time. The mansion, which has 2 floors, is now under state protection. He's waiting for his visitors. The officers are very interested in the visitors. When the group goes there, they play some local games with their guests. There's also refreshments. They also say that you will always go for tea.

It is very nice that it is still a living mansion. It is nice that it is accepted as a heirloom and still continues to serve the public, not like a museum. I would also like to thank Mr. Önder for his welcome and guidance.

First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Önder, the manager of the mansion, and our responsible sister.

It's a must-see place to visit.

A great place. It's an enormous building. I fell in love with the architecture of the mansion. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the preservation and opening of the mansion to the public. Their hospitality is also very nice. You will see wonderful details while walking around the mansion. A meticulously designed living space. It's a breathtaking building. If you have a chance, be sure to visit and see. ??

The Hayri İnal Konağı is one of the finest examples of civil architecture of the late Ottoman period and was registered in 1979 by the Presidency of the High Council for Real Estate Antiques as falling within the scope of antiques to be protected. The mansion has two floors, excluding the basement. The basement was built with stone, the basement and upper floor were built as a helix stone infill between the wooden frames. We visited it on August 14th, 2021 and mentioned it in the "Travel Report Tokat Yozgat Part 75" and described it as recommendable.