Sivas Historical Sites
We gathered 58 Historical Sites places to visit in Sivas — with addresses, transport, visiting hours, ratings, and travel tips.
Sivas Historical Sites Guide
This guide lists 58 Historical Sites places in Sivas with location, transport, visiting hours, ratings and practical trip notes.
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Kale Mosque
An Ottoman mosque built in 1580 by Vizier Mahmud Pasha in Sivas Historical City Square. With…
Sivas Archaeology Museum
Housed in the former Industrial School building, the museum boasts a collection ranging from…
Güdük Minare (Sheikh Hasan Tomb)
A tomb built in 1347 by Alaaddin Eratna, founder of the Eretnid State, for his son Sheikh Ha…
Divriği Great Mosque and Hospital
A UNESCO World Heritage site built in 1228-29 by Mengujekid Ahmed Shah and his wife Turan Me…
Gök Medrese Foundation Museum
A Seljuk madrasa built in 1271 by Sahip Ata Fahrettin Ali in the center of Sivas. Known for …
Twin Minaret Madrasah
A Seljuk madrasah from 1271, a symbol of Sivas city square. Only its twin-minaret crown gate…
Sivas Grand Mosque
Dating back to the Anatolian Seljuk period, built in 1197 and known for its leaning minaret,…
Buruciye Madrasah
A Seljuk madrasah built in 1271 by Muzaffer Burucerdi. Located in Sivas Cumhuriyet Square, t…
Kurşunlu Bathhouse
Built by Behram Pasha in 1576, this double bathhouse has served the same function for 5 cent…
Sivas Atatürk and Congress Museum
The 1892 building where the Sivas Congress convened is now a museum depicting the headquarte…
Sivas Castle
A fortress ruin standing atop Topraktepe mound in Sivas city center. Human settlement here d…
Aşık Veysel Museum
The house where Aşık Veysel lived in Sivrialan village, Şarkışla. A museum since 1982; his s…
Şifaiye Madrasa
A Seljuk landmark built as a hospital by Sultan Kaykaus I in 1217. Located in Sivas city squ…
Eğri Köprü (Crooked Bridge)
A 18-arched, 179-meter long stone bridge from the Seljuk period over the Kızılırmak River. A…
Sarissa Ancient City
One of the most important Hittite settlements outside the capital Boğazköy, located in the A…
Divriği Castle and Mosque
Located in Divriği district of Sivas, this castle from the Mengujekids period stands on a ro…
Susamışlar Mansion
A 19th-century wooden mansion in Sivas's İnönü Neighborhood. It was used as a Mevlevi lodge …
Kesik Bridge
A stone bridge from the Anatolian Seljuk period over the Kızılırmak River in central Sivas. …
İnönü Mansion
A mansion from the 1830s in Sivas where Turkey's 2nd President İsmet İnönü spent his childho…
Gendarmerie Building
The historic gendarmerie building in Sivas Congress Square, built in 1908 by Governor Reşit …
Taşhan
Located on Fevzi Çakmak Avenue in central Sivas, Taşhan is a two-story 19th-century stone in…
Mihrali Bey Mansion
An 1889 stone-and-wood mansion built in the Acıyurt village of Ulaş district, Sivas, in the …
Sivas Governorate Building
Built in 1884 by Governor Halil Rıfat Pasha, this historic governorate building has become a…
Alacahan Caravanserai
A Seljuk-era caravanserai in Alacahan village, Kangal, on the Sivas-Malatya highway, 100 km …
Meydan Hamam
Built by Hasan Pasha in 1564, Meydan Hamamı is located in the center of Sivas, opposite Meyd…
Gürün Church
A cut-stone Armenian church dating back to the early 19th century, located in the Pınarönü N…
Ziya Bey Manuscript Library
Built in 1908 by Yusuf Ziya Başara, this cut-stone building now serves as Sivas's dedicated …
Numan Efendi Public Library (Sivas Industrial School)
The historic wooden building, constructed as an Industrial School in 1902, was restored and …
Akaylar Mansion
A 19th-century mansion located in Sivas's Kaleardı Neighborhood, right next to Gök Medrese. …
Kemankeş Kara Mustafa Pasha Mosque
A yellow ashlar stone mosque built in 1640 by Grand Vizier Kemankeş Kara Mustafa Pasha in ce…
Ayanaga Mansion
Dating back to 1838, Divriği's Ayanağa Mansion is a rare example of Anatolian civil architec…
Ahi Emir Ahmed Tomb
A 14th-century külliye (tomb) located in the center of Sivas, between Kurşunlu Bath and Behr…
Kangal Central Mosque
A stone mosque built between 1865 and 1870 by Abdurrahman Pasha in Kangal town center. Featu…
Çevre Culture and Arts House
A three-story historical building in Sivas's Bezirci Quarter, formerly used as a French Hosp…
Historic Mehmet Ali Bey Turkish Bath
A historic Turkish bath in Sivas dating back to the 17th-18th century; with its cut stone st…
Alacahan Mosque
A small Ottoman mosque located in Alacahan village, Kangal, just west of the famous caravans…
Hamidiye National Garden
A 250,000 square meter park in Sivas, transformed from the Stallion Depots dating back to th…
War Horses Museum
Housed in a historical stud farm building from the era of Sultan Abdulhamid II in Sivas, thi…
Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu Memorial House
In Elmalı village of Şarkışla, the house where Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu was born and raised was res…
Abdulvahabi Gazi Tomb
An octagonal tomb located on the Akkaya ridges in Sivas's Yukarı Tekke district. Believed to…
Çiğdemli (Tuğut) Village
An 800-year-old stone village, 20 km from Divriği, where Evliya Çelebi once stayed. With its…
Hüma Hatun Street
A historic bazaar street in Divriği run exclusively by female tradeswomen. Home-cooked Divri…
Mühürdarzade Mansion (Nuri Demirağ Museum)
A two-story 19th-century Divriği house in Divriği: Nuri Demirağ Museum on the upper floor, a…
Yeşil Mansion
Yeşil Konak, a historical cafe-restaurant in Sivas, was created by repurposing the 1850-buil…
Arap Sheikh Tomb
A small shrine in Sivas's Paşabey Neighborhood named after Mecca-born Sheikh Abdullah al-Has…
Altınyayla Central Mosque
A historic mosque in the Altınyayla district of Sivas, built in 1895 by Ahmet Ağa, renowned …
Abdi Ağa Mansion
A two-story, 12-room Ottoman mansion built around 1830 in Kaleardı Neighborhood, Sivas. It's…
Yıldız Bridge
A historic 13-arch bridge over the Yıldız River in Yıldızeli district of Sivas, repaired by …
Ihramcizade Ismail Hakki Efendi Tomb
Located in the courtyard of the Sivas Grand Mosque, the tomb belongs to Ismail Hakki Toprak,…
Şemsi Sivasi Tomb
The tomb of 16th-century Halveti Sheikh Şemseddin Sivasi, located in the courtyard of Sivas …
Sivas City Museum
A museum housed in the historic 1884 building of the Sivas Governorship, narrating the city'…
Somuncu Baba Watermill
A 14th-century watermill located along the Tohma Stream in Gürün, Sivas. Restored and conver…
Ihramcizade Culture and Art Center
Transformed from the 150-year-old Çorapçı Han in Sivas, this center carries the city's cultu…
Behram Pasha Caravanserai
Built in 1576 by Behram Pasha in Sivas, this ashlar Ottoman caravanserai has been serving as…
Halil Rıfat Pasha Bridge
A single-arched stone bridge with diagonal arches in Kangal, Sivas, on the old Sivas-Malatya…
Sheikh Çoban Tomb
A 14th-century ashlar tomb located in the Kaleardı neighborhood of Sivas. Believed to belong…
Osman Ağa Mansion
A late 19th-century Ottoman mansion at the foot of Sivas Castle. Built with stone, adobe, an…
Aşık Ruhsati Memorial House
A small memorial museum opened in 2020 in the house where the folk poet Aşık Ruhsati was bor…
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