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About this place
Standing on Beycesultan Mound in Denizli’s Çivril district, Beycesultan Tomb is a small historic monument with a close connection to the area’s past. Built in honour of the Anatolian dervish Beyce Sultan, it has an octagonal body, stone walls and a brick dome. Its masonry includes cut stone and marble reused from earlier buildings. No inscription survives to confirm its exact construction date, but its architecture reflects the traditions of the 14th-century Germiyanid period. For visitors interested in local history, the tomb adds another chapter to the story of the archaeological mound that bears Beyce Sultan’s name.
- Destination
- Denizli
- Category
- Museums & History
- Address
- Beycesultan Höyüğü, Kocayaka ve Menteş mahalleleri sınırı, Çivril, Denizli, Türkiye.