A small museum that shows how the life of wealthy families was in the Ottoman era and was built in 1865. The museum is named after Hazeran Hanim, who lived in it for a long time. Works on display include 19th century clothing, carpets, rugs, kitchen utensils, and women's jewelry. The palace consists of two parts, Harmlik and Selamlik, and the entire building contains a central hall, four types of iwan plan, and an inner courtyard. Entrance fee is 7 TL and there are nice souvenirs on Palace Street. If you come to Amasya, don't miss it .