Fatih Mosque in Istanbul: photos, reviews

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Fatih Mosque in Istanbul, designed by the renowned architects Atik Sinan and Mimar Mehmet Tahir, stands as a testament to Ottoman and Byzantine architectural brilliance. Opened in 1771, this historical building serves as both an attraction and a revered site of worship. Visitors can expect to spend 2-3 hours exploring its intricacies and soaking in its rich history. With a stellar average rating of 4.8 on Google, it's a must-visit landmark that is also suitable for children.

Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Fatih

Bus stop 172 m walk

Malta

Bus stop 196 m walk

Haliç Caddesi

Bus stop 347 m walk

Yavuz Selim

Bus stop 393 m walk

Balipaşa

Bus stop 405 m walk

4.8

based on 37,077 reviews

Google

4.8/5 37,077 reviews

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A Patel

Amazing Masjid in Istanbul. Sultan Mehmet (the conqueror) is also buried near the masjid. Always very lively with kids playing in the courtyard. Has an Islamic atmosphere around it and also has good food places around the Masjid. It also has the famous Wednesday Market behind it.

Ahmed Alabadla

من أروع ما رأت عيناي من جمال و إبداع هندسي في بناء المساجد، وتركيب و عرض الإضاءة، وترتيب المساجد. Cami inşa etmede, aydınlatma kurmada ve sergilemede ve camileri düzenlemede gözlerimin gördüğü en harika güzelliklerden ve mühendislik yaratıcılığından biri. One of the most wonderful beauty and engineering creativity that my eyes have ever seen in building mosques, installing and displaying lighting, and arranging mosques.

Fatih Mosque in Istanbul

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