Kurşunlu Mosque

The Kurşunlu Mosque exhibits traditional Ottoman architectural features with its central dome, intricate tile work, and stone masonry walls throughout the structure.

Constructed in 1495, the Kurşunlu Mosque represents a significant period of Ottoman expansion and architectural development in the Muğla region of Turkey.

The mosque maintains its role as a central gathering place for religious ceremonies and daily prayers, connecting current generations with centuries of Islamic traditions.

Visitors need to remove their shoes before entering the mosque and women must cover their heads, with appropriate clothing available at the entrance.

The mosque incorporates specific architectural elements from its construction period, including hand-carved decorations and geometric patterns in its interior design.

Location: Muğla

Inception: 1495

GPS coordinates: 37.21667,28.36472

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:42