A Hundred Years Back: Important Mosques in a City of Two Continents: Istanbul

Mosques are a very important place for Muslims to perform religious ceremonies. And if you travel to Istanbul or other cities in Turkey, you must not miss visiting various mosques. The mosques introduced this time are mosques in Istanbul and are all of religious and historical significance. Hagia Sofia: Originally a Christian cathedral, it later became a mosque, reflecting the religious and cultural changes in the region over the centuries. Entrance fee - 25 euros (tickets can be purchased at the mosque). Note: Tourists will be assigned to visit only in the tourist zone, meaning they will not be able to go down to see the hall below. The Blue Mosque: Opposite Hagia Sofia, built during the reign of Sultan Ahmed I, it has a dome and 6 minarets, and is notable for its blue Iznik tiles inside. No admission fee. Suleymaniye Mosque: It stands out for its grand Ottoman architecture and is a center of religion, culture and education. From the mosque, you can see the Golden Horn, the Galata area and the Galata tower. No admission fee. Fatih Mosque: This is a mosque that is not very well known among tourists. But it is just as important in Islamic religion as other mosques. It is also close to the Balat district. No admission fee #TurkeyTravel #turkey #Istanbul #MosquesInIstanbul #TourismPlacesToBundle