Dilşikar Hatun Mosque and Complex
The complex was built in the 16th century by Ferhat Ağa, who was the Regiment of Manisa, and his wife Dilşikar Hatun. The complex consists of a mosque, a soup kitchen, a primary school and a double bath.
The mosque was built in 1579. The only dome of the mosque, which has a square plan, is octagonal and covered with tiles. The last congregation place of the mosque was added later. It has lost its original features as a result of repairs over time.
The bath of the kulliye, which is one of the examples of classical Turkish bath architecture, is also dated to the same century.
