I visited the Isa Bey mosque from the 13th century and i took a free book on frequently asked questions on islam for later reading. It is always fascinating taking your shoes off and walking around a working mosque, especially on Friday which is similar...More

We are fortunate to set our feet at this beautiful mosque. The mosque architecture dating from the 14th century was impressive. Column from ancient temples was use to support the wall adding to the already beautiful arc internally. The courtyard is beautifully crafted and surrounded...More

This is a14th century structure that has columns from an ancient temple as the interior supports. As with all mosques it was plain inside but in perfect proportions. Scarves and long garments were available to cover yourself if you have no head covering as a...More

Great place to come to relax in the tranquil place. We visited after afternoon prayers. Imam was around to answer questions about the mosque and islam.

Usually visited in conjunction with St.John's Basilica up the road. Access to the Mosque allowed as they provide appropriate clothing to pop on over whatever your wearing. Garden peaceful with lots of artifacts stacked against the walls.

It was built in 14th century by Ali Dımışklıoğlu to commemmorate Isa Bey, an Emir of Aydin before they conquered by Ottoman a couple years later. The architecture so unique due to asymmetric design and the dome completed with Iznik ceramics. We met the imam...More

Constructed by ibn Al din Aldimaski by order from the Sultan. We stop and having our Dzuhur prayer. Its resemble the Umayyad mosque in Damaskus, with big courtyard inside. The Imam also very informative about inter-religion question.