Kucuksu Kasri is a magnificent resting mansion located at a point formerly known as the Sweet Waters of Asia due to its natural beauty. The mansion was built to show the magnificence of the Ottoman Empire to all of Europe. An important feature of this palace is that this is the first pavilion not paid for by the sultan who holds the throne, but grand vizier. At the same time, another interesting piece of information about this mansion is that it is the place that hosted many distinguished guests such as the Prince of Wales VII Edward.
The interior of the mansion was designed by French stage designer Charles Sechan, who also includes the Vienna State Opera. The building is decorated in European-style architecture. It features elegant fireplaces made of Italian marble, fine wood parquet floors, European furniture, crystal chandeliers and Sultan Monogram mirrors, Hereke carpets, and many paintings.