Fener Village (Yoroz), is a district of Carsibasi. The name Yoroz came from the Yeros Lighthouse which was built by the French. The village, as it is leaning against the mountains, has the Black Sea in view of it. It presents the perfect scenery. Only a skillful poet can describe the way the waves hit the beach which is what you see when you look to the sea from Fener village. Sea pollution does not exist here.

There is no certain information about the historical structure of our county. It is known that our county which is an allocation unit in Of, was first within the borders of Pontus Kingdom. After Pontus was destroyed, it was taken by; first Rome and then Byzantine empires. After the era of Trabzon Rum Empire, Hayrat was annexed by Ottoman Empire with the conquest of Trabzon by Mehmet the Coquerer.

In the memory of Gülbahar Hatun, mother of Sultan Selim the Grim, it was constructed within a külliye near the Zağnos Bridge on the west of Orta Hisar. Only a mosque and a tomb survived to the present, all other structures within the complex such as soup kitchen, medrese, public bath and school were all ruined. Historic records reveal that the complex was put up in 1514 aſter the death of Gülbahar Hatun.

Located in Kemeraltı location in Çarşı Neighourhood, Çarşı Mosque was built in 1839 (1225 acc. to the Islamic Calendar) by Hazinedarzade Osman Pasha who served as a governor for a long time in Trabzon. Since the mosque was built on a sloping area, the place which remains under its last public hall on the northern side is reserved for shops. Çarşı Mosque is one of the biggest mosques in the city, is attractive for its stone works carved neatly. It is covered with a lead roof.