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Opened to visitors as the House Museum in 2005, it was opened through the restoration of an old palace, it is a reflection of one of the old traditional buildings of the city, the palace that has been in existence since 1830, serves as a museum that welcomes its visitors as it reveals the cultural and traditional life after undergoing restoration work, the house returns To Muharram Agha who was from the palace, his heir Fatma Hanim sold it to Mustafa Efendi for 100 Ottoman lira, the palace is built on a 3-storey plan and many signs of civil architecture from the Ottoman era can be seen in the building, almost every detail can be found in the cultural house From the ethnic furniture of that period to traditional decorative items and kitchen utensils.
