Feyzoul Mosque

Feyzoul Mosque is an Ottoman place of worship in Arta featuring traditional architectural elements from that era. The structure combines stone and brick construction, with a square prayer hall that anchors the historic character of the city.

The mosque was built in the 15th century during Ottoman rule over the region. Its minaret sustained damage through conflict and later collapsed entirely, reflecting the turbulent history of that period.

The mosque carries the name of a commander and reflects the long period of Ottoman presence in this region. Visitors today can sense this place's importance to the city's past as they walk through the old prayer hall.

The building sits at a street intersection near a church and is easily accessible in the city center. Visitors should remember that this is an archaeological site and should approach it with appropriate respect.

Within the grounds lies the tomb of a soldier who served under one of the early commanders. This burial is a rare testament to personal history kept within the mosque.

Location: Artaion Municipality

Architectural style: Ottoman architecture

Made from material: stone, brick

GPS coordinates: 39.16290,20.98205

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:43