Emirgan Mosque, Historic mosque in Istanbul
Emirgan Mosque, also known as Hamid-i Evvel Mosque, is an Ottoman imperial mosque.
Built by order of Sultan Abdul Hamid I in 1781, it is an exquisite example of Ottoman architecture.
The Emirgan Mosque is an active place of worship and a historic landmark in Emirgan Park.
Visitors should dress modestly when visiting the mosque to respect religious traditions.
The mosque features distinctively ornate decorations and a picturesque setting near the Bosphorus.
Location: Istanbul Province
Inception: 1781
Architectural style: Islamic architecture
Material: limestone, stone, tree
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