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One of the Sufi scholars, Karadavut is one of the caliphs of Hacı Bayram Veli. The grave of Karadavut, who lived in the time of Fatih Sultan Mehmet, is located in the Karadavut Mausoleum in Kuyumcu Tekke Village, 7 km from Beypazarı.

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Hırkatepe, Gazi Gündüzalp Türbesi, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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Gazi Gündüzalp, who is believed to have been martyred at a time when he was fighting with the Greeks and thus was buried in Hirkatepe Village, 20 km from Beypazarı, is known as the grandfather of Osman Gazi. The tomb of this important person, who is also the ruler of the Kayı height, is located in the Gazi Gündüzalp Tomb.

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Yediler Mausoleum is located on the shore of İnözü Stream. Yediler Mausoleum, located 3 km from the center of Beypazarı, is home to the graves of seven Armenian people believed to have come from Horasan. It is among the rumors that these seven saints built a dervish around Beypazarı.

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Boğazkesen Mausoleum, which is estimated to be built in the 13th century and contains the sarcophagi belonging to the Seljuks who came to Beypazarı for the first time, is located at the entrance of the İnözü Valley. There are 2 tombs in the Boğazkesen Cupola, which underwent maintenance and repair work in the 17th century and 1995.

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Beytepe, Tabakhane Cami, Develik Sokak, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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Tabakhane Mosque, located in the Beytepe District, was built in 1896 by Söylemezzade Hafiz Hüseyin Efendi. Reflecting Ottoman architecture, the mosque was built in square plan with cut stones. The mosque has a blue altar and a green painted wooden pulpit.

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Sultan Alaaddin Mosque, which is a mosque with a high historical and spiritual value, is located in Istiklal Neighborhood of Beypazarı. The mosque, which was built between 1805 and 1809, is known to have been built in the name of the Seljuk Sultan Alaaddin Keykubat. The mosque with a single minaret shows an example of a typical Seljuk architecture. There is also the beard of the prophet in the Sultan Alaaddin Mosque.

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Beytepe, İncili Camii, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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The first version of the İncili Mosque, located in Kuyumcular Street in Rüstempaşa District, is Sultan II. In the time of Abdulhamit, it disappeared. The mosque, which was rebuilt by the philanthropist Abbas Zade Hacı Mehmed in the last quarter of the 19th century, has a wooden minaret.

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Beytepe, Kurşunlu Cami, Cumhuriyet Caddesi, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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Kurşunlu Mosque, also known as Evsat Hoca Mosque, is located on Cumhuriyet Street in Beytepe District. The plan of the mosque, built on a sloping land, is square and its walls are covered with cut stones. The wooden pulpit of the mosque, which has a plain altar made of plaster, is painted in green.

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Beytepe, İmaret Cami, Cumhuriyet Caddesi, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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The Imaret Mosque, built in 1886, is located in İmaret Street in Beytepe District as an Ottoman period architecture. In the main space of the square-planned mosque, a ceiling covered with ornate wood can be seen.

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Beytepe, Akşemseddin Cami, Kayhan Güven Caddesi, Beypazarı/Ankara, Türkiye

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It is known that the Akşemsettin Mosque in Beypazarı, Beytepe Street, was built in the name of Akşemsettin, the teacher of Fatih Sultan Mehmet. Built in the mid-15th century, the mosque was repaired several times in later periods. It took its present form in the 19th century.