İsa Bey Mosque, Mosque in Turkey
The İsa Bey Mosque combines both Byzantine architecture and Islamic motifs.
Constructed in 1374, it is one of the oldest works from the Anatolian beyliks.
This mosque marks a transitional period of Turkish architecture.
Located in Selçuk, İzmir Province, it is accessible to visitors throughout the year.
It is distinguished by its two asymmetrical minarets and courtyard with columns from various historical periods.
Location: Selçuk
Location: İzmir Province
Inception: 1374
Architectural style: Islamic architecture
Material: dimension stone
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