This is a fine complex which so far I always found closed. It was constructed in 1634. Bayram Paşa was Kaymakam or Mayor of the city, two years later he became Grand Vezir, shortly after he died. The complex is now split in half by a street between the parts, I only visited the part with the mescit, tekke, sebil and türbe (tomb).
The complex now is open on three days a week as a centre for the assistance to women, run by the organization Hekva. They kindly let me visit part of the complex, but inside the mescit (small prayer room, in this case also the room where the dervishes performed their ceremonies) a meeting was going on.
Of the sebil I must have pictures somewhere, they’ll be added later.