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Latifoglu Palace Museum, is one of the most beautiful examples of Ottoman civil architecture in the eighteenth century. It was built in 1746. In the Ottoman Baroque style, it has two floors, and it is covered with a pitched tiled roof. There is a swimming pool in the stone-paved courtyard of the palace, built with adobe filler material between the wooden frame. Purchased and restored by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in 1985, it became a museum in 1989.