Burdur Grand Mosque

The Burdur Grand Mosque features traditional Islamic architecture with high ceilings, decorated walls, large windows, and ornate minarets that define its structure.

Constructed in 1300 by Hamitoğlu Dündar Bey during the Ottoman period, the mosque stands as a testament to the architectural and religious heritage of the region.

The mosque functions as both a religious center and community gathering space, where locals participate in prayers, festivals, and social events throughout the year.

Visitors can access the mosque outside prayer times, with guided tours available to learn about its architectural elements including the restored marble mihrab and pulpit.

The mosque contains three distinct entrance gates and displays intricate calligraphic compositions that demonstrate the craftsmanship of Ottoman religious architecture.

GPS coordinates: 37.71742,30.28633

Latest update: March 16, 2025 21:22