The Bayezid Pasha Mosque is located in the Bayezidt Pasha district, on the east bank of the river opposite the Konç Bridge. It was built in 1414, and later built by the Grand Vizier. The plan of the mosque, shaped like an inverted T, six thick square arrows are connected to each other and the body wall by thick pointed arches forming five sections. Each section is covered with domes on octagonal pillars crossing Turkish triangles. The bars are built, there are also frames in relief in marble. The upper part of this section is decorated with ornaments of leaves and curved leaves. Mosques on the red stone belt have been treated.