Tombs · Founding period
Ertuğrul Gazi Tomb
The tomb where Ertuğrul Gazi, father of Osman Gazi, lies buried. Most people who come to Söğüt come here.
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8 stops, most within walking distance.
The centre of any visit is the Ertuğrul Gazi Tomb. The rest are either within walking distance of it or a few minutes away by car.
Tombs · Founding period
Tombs of Halime Hatun and Savcı Bey
Tombs near the Ertuğrul Gazi Tomb, belonging to other members of the founding family.
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Places of worship · Early Ottoman
Çelebi Sultan Mehmet Mosque
The best-known early Ottoman mosque in Söğüt, named after Mehmed I (Çelebi Mehmed).
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Places of worship · Early Ottoman
Kuyulu Mescit, the Well Mosque
An early-period mescit named after the well inside it. The well was lost for centuries and found by chance during the 2011 restoration.
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Museum and park · Museum
Söğüt Museum
The district museum, where objects from the founding period and local ethnography are displayed.
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Museum and park · Park
Culture Park and monuments
The park around the tomb and the monuments representing the Turkic states founded through history.
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Tombs · Founding period
Dursun Fakıh Tomb
A hilltop tomb bearing the name of the scholar who read the first Friday sermon in Osman Gazi's name. It is not in central Söğüt but in the village o…
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Civic buildings · Son dönem Osmanlı
Kaymakam Çeşmesi
A Neo-Classical fountain built in 1919 by the district governor Sait Bey. Kütahya tile and marble; the latest in date of Söğüt's stops.
Details →Call before you visit. The museum and some buildings may not be open continuously; during festival week there can be crowds and programme-related closures.