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Mosque and mausoleum of Ali Pasha, built during the reign of Selim 11. Its construction was completed in 1572 and is a complex consisting of a bath and a tomb. In reference to the Ottoman architecture of the Mimar Sinan school, the mosque has one dome and one minaret. Ali Pasha, who gave the mosque his name, is from Bosnia and grew up in Indron and joined the ruling family as a groom. He held various important positions in Anatolia. He died in 1572. The fact that it is a wonderful architectural and religious artifact from the Ottoman period, and a historical place of greater importance doubles the value of this place.
