Ulu Cami

1914 saw one of the great mosque in Burdur earthquake repair centers ... so pretty inside high ceilings made of wood ... rectangular and Dome built by Dündar Bey mosque, it has been one of Burdur icon ...

Burdurun is one of the oldest districts in the up market position of the great mosque has been one of the symbols. The mosque next to the mosque is one of the centers of the heart of the city along with the town hall and the plane trees. A place to visit when visiting Burdur.

About seven hundred years of work. A building to see in Burdur. Clock tower and old bazaar at the bottom. A beautiful place of worship and promenade.

I have been living in this city for 4 years. Occasionally I would ask why it is a province. And after touring, I found the answer that Burdur is not a place to be a province. What if nothing happens in a friend province? no. First I started from the center. Does a city center end in 1 day? Burdur is over. Besides, I went everywhere on foot, not by car or anything. There are a few mansions in the center that you can visit and see. Some of them are also closed most of the time. The places you can see in the center of Burdur are Taşoda and Bakibey mansions, two museums, Yeşiltepe, lake side, serenler hill, Egyptians and Piribaşılar houses, grand mosque, clock tower and old houses clustered close to them. That's all for the center. Burdur is one of the rare places where I gave 5 points in the center. 1300s from the time of the hamitoğulları. It has a typical Seljuk period mosque structure. It has a rectangular or square shape, high, majestic, sharp lines. They are very compatible with the historical clock tower right next to it. Also, Friday bazaar has been set up right next to the mosque since ancient times. Old, historical houses and shops have always surrounded the mosque. There are shops just in front of it, which are built in the style of the old church. There are old shops at the bottom of Ulucami as you go down to the center. Just about any type of shop you can think of. There are old houses at the back of the great mosque. So the surrounding of the mosque is also very beautiful. Here is a must-see, must-see place.

It was built by Hamitoğlu Dündar Bey in 1300. It was restored in 1749 by Çelik Mehmet Pasha. The mosque, which was later damaged by earthquakes, was rebuilt in 1919 as a wooden carcass. It has three gates to the east, north and west. It is semi-domed from the inside. Three domes cover the second congregation place in the direction of the north gate. The mosque is made of cut stone blocks, has a wooden ceiling and a tile roof.

The great mosque of Burdur, there are beautiful tea shops around it, there are beautiful historical shops in the side streets, I can recommend TATLAN confectionery in a lower street for those who want to buy walnut paste.

A beautiful historical mosque. The wood carvings are beautiful. When you enter inside, you understand the grandeur of the mosque. One of the 5 6 places to go in Burdur.