İhsan Bey Mosque
İhsan Bey Mosque and Kastel Inscription and its foundation indicate that the building was built in the late 18th century. It is a rectangular planned mosque made of cut stone, with a wooden roof. The last congregation place is opened to the outside with two columns. It is closed on both sides. There are two windows and two mihr evening dresses in the narthex, and the place of worship is entered through a low-arched door. There are two naves parallel to the qibla wall with two columns inside. The sections are covered with cross vaults. It has four windows on the qibla wall and two on the west. The mihrab is quite plain, the protruding pulpit to the right of the mihrab is entered through the window. The minaret, which is separate from the mosque, has a square base and a twelve-gen body. The balustrade and cone are wooden. In its courtyard there is a muscular wire with a pool, which is descended by stairs.
