Kalenderhane Mosque

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Fatih, Turkey

Mosque· Tourist attraction

Kalenderhane Mosque Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Kalenderhane Mosque is located in Fatih, Turkey on Kalenderhane, 16 Mart Şehitleri Cd. No:11. Kalenderhane Mosque is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category mosque in Turkey.

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Kalenderhane, 16 Mart Şehitleri Cd. No:11

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Alper Pirci

This mosque is also converted from church, you can understand from its architectural structure.

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JR Suarez

Mosque in a former Byzantine church so interesting structure you still can see the arches and columns. Sadly almost no original paintings remain.

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Backpacker _Hiker

I came across this mosque by accident. What a find!! Such an attractive mosque! Worth a visit!!

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Makaveli Mistick

Very beautiful mosque, not far from the Shezade complex, worth a visit

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JUZER KAPADIA

Sitting in the lee of the Valens Aqueduct, on the site where a Roman bath once stood, is this Byzantine church with a chequered history. Built and rebuilt several times between the 6th and 12th centuries, it was converted into a mosque shortly after the conquest in 1453. The mosque is named after the Kalender brotherhood of dervishes, which used the church as its headquarters for some years after the conquest. The building has the cruciform layout characteristic of Byzantine churches of the period. Some of the decoration remaining from its last incarnation, as the Church of Theotokos Kyriotissa (her Ladyship Mary, Mother of God), also survives in the prayer hall with its marble panelling and in the fragments of fresco in the narthex (entrance hall).

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Mert Kalender

Former church. Damaged and constructed several times. Very nice interior. Not busy at all.

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jacko 0

Absolutely amazing piece of history here that is resembling in the buildings design and surroundings.

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Felix Siauw

Formerly Byzantine Church, its original shape and bricks is its beauty, but less clean compared other Mosques, need cleaning and its surroundings too