Kurşunlu Cami

The mosque that smells history of my neighborhood. The most important detail of the gate. The stolen hand-carved door is reattached instead. However, the minarets that were destroyed in the earthquake were renewed. The reason for the course is to use the course in the minaret imis. Now he's got a new minaret. The playground of my childhood.

It is a campus which I recommend you to visit during the visit of the historical Vezirköprü houses and the parts of the Ottoman Empire.

It was made in the 1400s. There are traditional Turkish houses around.

It is a historical mosque. A masterpiece that must come and be seen, it is successful that the old architecture has remained preserved until today...

It has a historical mosque, a large garden, its old columns remain, but a few restored expeditions and the fountain and the mosque do not reflect their original state. It is obvious that it has a very magnificent structure in the original.

A historic mosque. A must-see place in Vezirköprü district. Restoration years ago. Unfortunately, there are some problems. During the restoration, especially the protection of marble columns instead of new ones were erected. Professionals surely know better, but this issue is distressed in our country

It was built in 1484 by İbrahim Taceddin Pasha. The mosque, which has a tert T plan, was built with zawiya, tabhane and multi-functionality. The front part was used for praying, and the iwans at the back were used for educational and judicial works. The judges judged people here on certain days of the week. It was seriously damaged in the earthquakes of 1939 and 1943. It is the oldest surviving mosque in Vezirköprü. In its garden, there are pillars with religious architectural motifs from the Byzantine period. In the courtyard of the mosque, there is the tomb of Arif Hakkı Efendi, one of the former muftis. There are also auction stones from the Byzantine period.