Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
katrina cadogan (6 months ago)
The mosque was stunning both inside and out. Visitors are required to dress modestly; you can bring your own scarf, or you can use one of the scarves provided on-site to cover your head. Additionally, your legs and shoulders should be covered during your visit. Entry is free, but donations are appreciated.
The mosque was stunning both inside and out. Visitors are required to dress modestly; you can bring your own scarf, or you can use one of the scarves provided on-site to cover your head. Additionally, your legs and shoulders should be covered during your visit. Entry is free, but donations are appreciated.
Zelda (6 months ago)
beautiful masjid ? so blessed to see it. disappointed how many tourists come here uncovered expecting to be treated like VIPs, they offer headscarves inside for this reason. amazing architecture and very friendly staff.
beautiful masjid ? so blessed to see it. disappointed how many tourists come here uncovered expecting to be treated like VIPs, they offer headscarves inside for this reason. amazing architecture and very friendly staff.
Sadia Haq (7 months ago)
Stunning mosque with so much history. It’s rig by in the old square so we stopped while on our tour to pray. Truly a sense of peace there. The staff were very kind as well. For the women you have to have modest clothing and wear a headscarf before entering.
Stunning mosque with so much history. It’s rig by in the old square so we stopped while on our tour to pray. Truly a sense of peace there. The staff were very kind as well. For the women you have to have modest clothing and wear a headscarf before entering.
Vittoria N (8 months ago)
A must visit mosque. The interior are stunning, really peculiar. There is no ticket entry although a personnel at the entrance will ask you for a donation.
A must visit mosque. The interior are stunning, really peculiar. There is no ticket entry although a personnel at the entrance will ask you for a donation.
Sabia Ali (9 months ago)
A beautiful example of Ottoman architecture. This mosque is still used as a functioning mosque for Muslims. Tourists are allowed in - with suitable attire - but visiting times are limited to late afternoon . We prayed at Maghreb time and the ambience was amazing. Had to remind ourselves we were not in Turkey or further East! There is a ladies section although the guard was welcoming and allowed us ladies to walk around the mosque to see all of it. Hearing the athaan (call to prayer) was very uplifting considering this mosque survived the communist era.
A beautiful example of Ottoman architecture. This mosque is still used as a functioning mosque for Muslims. Tourists are allowed in - with suitable attire - but visiting times are limited to late afternoon . We prayed at Maghreb time and the ambience was amazing. Had to remind ourselves we were not in Turkey or further East! There is a ladies section although the guard was welcoming and allowed us ladies to walk around the mosque to see all of it. Hearing the athaan (call to prayer) was very uplifting considering this mosque survived the communist era.
