Sivrihisar is one of the towns which is able to maintain its old urban fabric. This charming corner of Anatolia, which has been the home of many scholars and cultural figures throughout the history, was populated by Turks during the Seljuk rule and developed as a Turkish city with architectural structures such as mosques, madrasas, inns and baths. Old houses have a separate place and significance in this development and historic fabric. They are returning to their glorious days of old with restoration works carried out in accordance with the historic architecture of these old houses fading away between narrow roads sustaining the weight of time.
Old wooden Sivrihisar houses, which maintain their historical texture, and alleys of Sivrihisar with cobblestone pavements, which were supported with street restorations, give the impression of a journey through history.
