Süleymaniye Imaret
The Süleymaniye Imaret was built by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in 1550, designed by Architect Sinan.
The imaret, built as part of the complex, has a rectangular plan. It also has a square-shaped inner courtyard.
To facilitate access to the structure, there are many exterior doors. In 1914, the imaret section was allocated to the Turkish-Islamic Works Museum by Architect Sinan. It served as a museum for a total of 69 years.
(Restoration work is ongoing.)
