Murat Pasha Mosque in Antalya: photos, reviews

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The Murat Pasha Mosque is an Ottoman heritage in Antalya, built in honor of a Turkish vizier. This costly project was completed by the end of the sixteenth century, astonishing not only the local residents but also the vizier himself with its beauty.

The mosque has a traditional decagonal shape with a high dome, topped by a crescent. The interior walls and facade of the building are decorated with numerous inscriptions that quote the wisdom of the Quran. The inscriptions are colored ribbons with exemplary calligraphy. Near the marble platform, there is an altar made of colored stone, over which three large domes rise.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Hasan Subaşı Cd

Bus stop 264 m walk

Muratpaşa

Tram stop 119 m walk

Markantalya -

Bus stop 136 m walk

İsmet Paşa Cd

Bus stop 247 m walk

Milli Egemenlik Cd-

Bus stop 271 m walk

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Murat Pasha Mosque is an old mosque built in 1570 during the Ottoman period. Such a beautiful construction with a big three domes.

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Murat Pasha Mosque in Antalya

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