Kara Mustafa Pasha Mosque

It was built by Kara Mustafa Pasha in 1666. The outer walls of the mosque are entirely built of smooth cut stone. The corner spaces of the octagonal drum of the dome, the interior of which is decorated with 19th century hand-drawn works, are supported by octagonal weight towers and an aesthetic integrity is provided. One of the most striking aspects of the mosque is the fountain in the courtyard. The fountain, which is thought to have been built in the 19th century, is basically wooden. Eight wooden pillars carry the pointed copper cone. The main feature of the fountain is the hand-drawn ornaments on its ceiling. It is understood from the date and name that Zileli Emin made these decorations in 1875 and fell among the decorations. It is believed that three places are depicted in the decorations. The first is Istanbul. When the picture is carefully examined, one can see the distance between Galata and Bayezid Towers, Golden Horn and Galata Bridge, Sultanahmet, Hagia Sophia and Süleymaniye Mosques and Çemberlitaş. The second scene is likened to Amasya. The castle, the water mills in the river and structures similar to the Bayezit Mosque can be seen. The third scene is thought to depict the Ottoman army in front of the city of Vienna.

One of the historical values ​​of Merzifon. Those who cross the road should visit. Especially the fountain decorations are worth seeing.

It is one of the must-see historical places. The people are very helpful. Prices are reasonable for shopping.

It is one of the 3 main monuments that you must visit when you come to Merzifon. There is a small "old town" atmosphere with the Arasta bazaar and Taşhan, which is used as a hotel.

A mosque that can be seen on the Amasya-Istanbul road. Merzifon is in the center. Just like in the Second Beyazıt Complex Mosque in Amasya, the fountain of this mosque is decorated. The interior of the mosque is small and not very ornate. There are centuries-old plane trees in the garden. If you have time, it is a structure worth seeing.

A very beautiful mosque. There are two centuries-old plane trees in its garden. Definitely a must visit place. The spirit is very high. The interior of the mosque is very clean and airy. It's really perfect. There is an old bazaar next to it, you can find everything.

We made a short stop on the way. There are many places to visit in the area. I will take some time to wander around. The first thing that catches my attention is the centuries-old plane trees. And then we stopped by again, spared some more time and wandered. Especially the colorful painting work inside the fountain should be seen. Various places from Turkey of that period were engraved on the painting. Some of them you will recognize, some are not familiar at all. Especially if the forked tower is a product of my imagination, you won't be able to stop yourself from thinking, why didn't anyone else embroider it, why didn't it take place in the miniature, if it was a figment, why did it need it?