Sinop Ethnography Museum
The building in Kefevi Quarter is a typical late 18th-century mansion. Restored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the mansion today serves as the Ethnography Museum. On the ground floor of the mansion, there is the gallery section where exemplary sections of the Sinop and Boyabat houses are exhibited, the kitchen section, and the village room. On the first floor of the mansion, jewelry, swords, and looms used in Sinop and its region are exhibited. When you go up to the second floor of the mansion, the daily life of the mansion is animated in a large hall, four symmetrically rooms planned around it, and three iwans.
