Latifoğlu Konağıvisitor guide.

Located on Gaziosmanpaşa Boulevard in Tokat center, Latifoğlu Mansion is known to have been constructed in 1746 in Ottoman Baroque style. Built on an 'L'-shaped floor plan using mudbrick infill within a timber frame, Latifoğlu Mansion features exceptionally rich wood carving, gypsum plaster, and kalem-iși painted decoration. In the bath chamber, timber ceilings, doors, built-in closets, and cupboard doors are embellished with floral motifs. The Baroque-style timber ceiling medallion, cupboards, and doorway of the Pasha Room reflect exquisite woodwork. The Pool Room on the second floor features a gilded ceiling medallion alongside wall murals framed with floral bouquets and panoramic depictions of Istanbul. Plasterwork is exemplified by painted fireplace hoods and clerestory stained-glass windows in the Pasha and Pool rooms. Clerestory windows incorporate the sacred 'Seal of Solomon' motif. In 1988, Latifoğlu Mansion was opened by Tokat Museum as a House-Museum reflecting traditional domestic culture, furnished with authentic period costumes, household implements, and lifelike mannequins. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS TOKAT ATATÜRK HOUSE AND ETHNOGRAPHY MUSEUM TOKAT MUSEUM