Hızır Bey Camii (1237)

Its historical texture has survived to the present day without any deterioration, there are very beautiful stone engravings. The mosque has a peaceful atmosphere.

XII.Century Hamiogullari Principality or Anatolian Seljuk Artifact Known as 3000 Persons, It Has a Single Minaret on the Wall with a Single Minaret on the Stone Wooden Künkari Technique. It is opposite the Dündar Bey Madrasa. It is worth seeing.

An impressive mosque. Wooden columns, white walls without any ornaments, stone engravings on the door are remarkable features. I appreciated that those who came to the mosque during the pandemic were given a prayer mat and a disposable prayer rug. It is up to those who use it to support the continuation of this service with a small donation. We didn't need an ablution. I cannot comment on the ablution area. I hope the ablution places for men and women are also good.

One of the historical buildings If you are on your way, it is one of the must-see places…

The mosque smells very clean, it is very nice to be interested in such a historical building.

Hızır Bey Mosque (Ulu Mosque) It is thought that it was built by Hızırbey with walls made of masonry and with an earthen roof. On the roof of the mosque, where 3 thousand people can pray at the same time, a part of the roof was left open to remove the snow accumulated in winter and a snow well was built inside the mosque. The mosque was burned in the fire that broke out in Eğirdir in 1814. It was rebuilt in accordance with the old style by the help of the public, by Yılanlıoğlu Şen Ali Ağa, the trustee and guard of Eğirdir. In 1883, under the leadership of Hacı Murat Ağa, its roof was covered with tiles. The minaret of the mosque was built on the gate of the castle wall, which forms the common wall of Dündar Bey Madrasa and Hızırbey Mosque.

Egirdir Hizirbey Mosque The construction date of the Hızır Bey Mosque, also known as the Great Mosque, is unknown. However, it is thought that the walls were built by Hızırbey as masonry and with an earthen roof. On the roof of the mosque, where 3 thousand people can pray at the same time, a part of the roof was left open to remove the snow accumulated in winter and a snow well was built inside the mosque. The mosque was burned in the fire that broke out in Eğirdir in 1814. It was rebuilt in accordance with the old style by the help of the people collected by Yılanlıoğlu Şen Ali Ağa from Eğirdir. In 1883, under the leadership of Hacı Murat Ağa, its roof was covered with tiles. The minaret of the mosque was built on the gate of the castle wall, which forms the common wall of Dündar Bey Madrasa and Hızırbey Mosque.