Historical Daltaban Mosque and Bazaar

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore The historical Daltaban Mosque is an important stone architectural monument located on the west side of Gümüşhane city center and was built in 1881 during the Ottoman period. It is one of the first monumental temples built during the period when Gümüşhane descended from the Süleymaniye Valley to today's Harşit Valley. The name of the mosque is connected to the family of the Ottoman Grand Vizier Daltaban Mustafa Pasha and the historical foundation traditions in the region. It is a living cultural heritage with its smooth cut stone workmanship, wooden ceilings and location adjacent to the commercial fabric of the city. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features Its exact altitude is 1,160 meters. It is located on the historical Daltaban market axis on the banks of the Harşit Stream. There are centuries-old plane trees and traditional shops around it. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees