Han Cupola

The building, which was built as an inn in the 13th century to accommodate those outside the city walls, was converted into a mosque when the city overflowed outside the walls. The structure is a hand without a courtyard with five scenes, rectangular in depth, leaning from the southwest to the city walls. There are two sarcophagi in the cupola dated to 1188.

The flat arched door of the inn opens to the middle eye. When the altar of the mosque was placed in this door, this door was later canceled.