Tokat - Bey Sokagi

To the east of the Latifoglu Konagi in Tokat and behind the clock tower on the other side of the Tokat Çayi (immediately to the right of the small bridge), Bey Sokagi ascends into the old quarter. Over recent years the whole street has been fully restored. The houses are not museums but are occupied and in daily use - one as a school for the blind. In the upper section of the street on the right stands an original timber-framed mosque, Yolbasi Camii (1922), which has an unusual minaret.

Some other fine 19th century town houses can be seen in the Müftü Mahallesi (Madgagin Celel'in Evi) and Aksu Mahallesi (Maaz Gürkan Evi) quarters.