Isparta Religious Sites
We gathered 32 Religious Sites places to visit in Isparta — with addresses, transport, visiting hours, ratings, and travel tips.
Isparta Religious Sites Guide
This guide lists 32 Religious Sites places in Isparta with location, transport, visiting hours, ratings and practical trip notes.
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Isparta Alaca Mosque
A rectangular mosque in Şarkkaraaa dating back to 1876. A small but authentic provincial str…
Alaaddin Mosque
A Seljuk period mosque built in 1231 by the Hamidogullari at the foot of Uluborlu Castle. Wi…
Yılanlıoğlu Mosque
A Late Ottoman village mosque built in 1809 in Yilanlı Village, which is connected to Aksu, …
Bülbül Mosque (Alemdar Mosque)
A small 16th-century Ottoman mosque in Uluborlu's Eski Kasaba area, built with spolia stones…
Kırıkminare Mosque (Friday Mosque)
A 13th-century structure in Onaç Neighborhood, Atabey, notable for its Seljuk minaret with a…
Firdevs Bey (Mimar Sinan) Mosque
The only known work in Isparta built in 1561 by Governor Firdevs Pasha, in the style of Mima…
Hızır Bey Mosque
A Seljuk-Beyliks period mosque with wooden pillars, whose exact construction date is uncerta…
Ertokuş Madrasah
A closed-type madrasah built in 1224 by Seljuk commander Mubarizuddin Ertokus in Atabey. One…
Yunus Emre Tomb
Located amidst pine forests in the Gönen district of Isparta, this tomb is believed to house…
Dündarbey Madrasah
A Seljuk-Hamidid madrasah from 1301-1302, adjacent to the city walls in Eğirdir bazaar. It s…
Isparta Grand Mosque (Kutlu Bey Mosque)
One of the oldest mosques in Isparta city center. Named after the Ottoman commander Kutlu Be…
Kavaklı Mosque / Abdi Paşa Peygamber Mosque
Built in 1782-83 near Kaymakkaapi Meydani in the center of Isparta, it is the only tiled mos…
Grand Mosque Fountain
A stone fountain dating from 1929 in the garden of the Ulu Mosque (Kutlubey Mosque) next to …
Aya Stefanos (Yeşilada) Church
A three-nave church built in the mid-19th century by the Greek Orthodox community on Yeşilad…
Veli Baba Complex
A tomb and adjacent mosque belonging to Veli Baba Sultan, who is said to have lived in the 1…
Devlethan Mosque
Standing in the center of Yalva, in the ınaraltı (plane tree shade) area, Devlethan Mosque i…
Aya Yorgi Church / Ishotya Church
A three-naved, apsidal Greek Orthodox church built between 1857-1860 in the Doganci District…
Seferağa Mosque
An early Ottoman mosque in the Sutculer district center, notable for its 1184 date on the en…
Avşar Mosque
A 13th century wooden mosque built without nails in Afsar Village, which is part of Gelendos…
Atabey Ertokuş Tomb
An octagonal Seljuk tomb adjoined to the west wall of Ertokuş Madrasa. Built alongside the m…
Merkez Yeni Mosque
A 19th-century structure located in the Yalvaç bazaar center, directly opposite the Devletha…
İplikçi Mosque (Hacı Abdi Mosque)
A historic mosque built by Abdi Ağa between 1562-1569, located in the middle of Isparta's ba…
Aya Georgios Church
An 18th-century church located in the Greek Quarter of Barla, a town connected to Eğirdir. T…
Atabey Sinan Mosque (Kurşunlu Mosque)
A historic mosque in Atabey, built in 1591 in the style of Mimar Sinan, notable for its sing…
Abdülgaffar Mosque
Abdulgaffar Camii in the center of Gelendost, with its 1878 dated inscription, is a small bu…
Dalboyunoglu Mosque
A mosque built from rubble stone in 1709 in the Sav District of Isparta. With its rectangula…
Çeşnigir Paşa Mosque
Built in 1376 by Cesnigir Sinan Pasa in Barla, a historic mosque with a rectangular plan fro…
Merkez Ağa Mosque
One of Eğirdir's oldest mosques, dating back to 1413, located in Ağa Neighborhood. A two-sto…
Sultan Fatih Mosque
A historic mosque built in Şarkikaraaa in 1281, repaired during the reign of Fatih Sultan Me…
Ada Mosque
A small mosque converted from an old Greek church on Yeşilada in Lake Eirdir. Opened for wor…
Feyzullah Pasha Mosque
A historic mosque built between 1645-1648, located opposite the Ertokuş Madrasah in Atabey. …
Grand Mosque / Cami-i Kebir (Kutlubey Mosque)
Kutlubey Camii in the center of Isparta takes its name from the Ottoman commander Kutlubey. …
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