İsmail Bey Bath - Bursa
The construction date and the construction of the double bath pattern is not known. Although the Seljuk Period structure advocates that the 14th century. It is accepted that it was an Ottoman structure. It has a distinguished place in the history of Turkish building art with its architectural structure features. The bath consists of four domed spaces arranged in two north-south direction along parallel axes, and six rectangular rooms in the east-west direction with only foundations. The facade of the bath, which is simple and uninterrupted, is constructed irregularly with rubble stone, brick and mortar materials. On the western front only neat bricks can be seen. The cover system and mukarnaslar are bricks. Today, the roof of the bath is covered with a steel roof to protect it from external factors.