One of the historical monuments left by the Ottomans in the country is the Copper Dome Palace, which is still standing today and testifies to its originality. This palace was built between 1756 AD and 1758 AD, and it was called by this name because a copper dome covered the palace’s swimming pool. The palace was distinguished by a modern and contemporary architectural design, with a general rectangular structure that rises from the surface of the ground to give the visitor a feeling of loftiness, and from the inside are spacious courtyards and courtyards.