Nasrullah Mosque

Nasrullah Mosque features nine domes supported by six square columns, with two minarets enhancing its architectural composition and a fountain in the northern courtyard.

The mosque was commissioned by Ottoman Empire judge Kadı Nasrullah and constructed in 1506 during the reign of Sultan Bayazid II in Kastamonu.

The mosque maintains its role as a central religious institution where local residents gather for daily prayers and celebrate Islamic traditions throughout the year.

The religious complex is situated west of the Kastamonu Governor's Office and the Gök River, making it easily accessible for visitors exploring the city center.

The prayer hall incorporates a narthex structure with seven domes resting on ten columns, creating an expansive space for worshippers to gather.

Location: Kastamonu Province

Inception: 1506

Architectural style: Ottoman architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.37722,33.77528

Latest update: March 16, 2025 03:29