Zeyrek Mosque, Former Byzantine monastery in Istanbul
Zeyrek Mosque, a blend of a mosque and a historical monument.
Originally established as the Monastery of the Pantocrator in 1136.
An exemplar of Byzantine architecture influence over Ottoman religious structures.
Located in the Fatih district, open to visitors seeking historical insight.
Part of the historic areas of Istanbul, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Location: Fatih
Inception: 1136
Architectural style: Byzantine architecture
Material: brick
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