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Merkez, Sivas, TurkeyAnatolia's Grandest Healing Complex: Sivas Şifaiye Madrasa and DârüşşifâA Seljuk architectural masterpiece constructed by Sultan I. İzzeddin Keykâvus in 1217, featuring an open courtyard and revak plan, human head reliefs symbolizing the moon and sun, and a glazed façade with tilework attributed to the master craftsman from Marand.
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Merkez, Sivas, TurkeyGüdük Minaret and Sheikh Hasan Bey TombMonumental tomb of the Eretnid State from 1347; cut stone cubic base, thirteen large Turkish triangles, turquoise-glazed brick ornamentation, and an epigraphic band on the sarcophagus.
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Merkez, Sivas, TurkeySivas Gökmedrese (Sâhibiye Medresesi)A 1271 monument by the Seljuk vizier Sâhib Ata; featuring a Kālûyân-signed portal, lapis lazuli-glazed twin minarets, carved tree of life motif, and open courtyard [1].
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Merkez, Sivas, TurkeyThe Ascent of Stone and Glazed Tile to the Heavens: Sivas Çifte Minareli MadrasaA medrese constructed by Ilkhanid Vizier Shams al-Din Juwayni between 1271-1272, distinguished by its monumental façade and meticulous stonework.
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Merkez, Sivas, TurkeyWhere Stone Meets Elegance: Sivas Buruciye MadrasaA Seljuk architectural masterpiece featuring an open courtyard, four-iwan symmetrical plan, domed entrance iwan, rich stone portal, and glazed tomb, constructed in 1271 by Muzaffer b. İbâdullah el-Mufaddal el-Burûcirdî.
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