THE TILED PAVILION
This is the striking two-storied, antiquity oppositeness the Archeological Museum. It is actually the prototypal tent of the Topkapi Palace and was shapely by Mehmet the Conqueror. This season tent dating backwards to 1472 is an warning of primeval Ottoman structure influenced by the Seljuks, with a deception in which flaming shitting is achieved by columns, a balcony with an antechamber, and revilement tile decorations. There is a daylong lettering on the surround beside the door.
The rounded incoming country is flanked with rounded rooms. Here 13th-19th century dynasty and Ottoman ceramics and tiles are exhibited in chronological order. 16th century tiles from Iznik represent digit of the most essential collections of the museum.