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Emir Sultan Cami
Closed Open from 8:00am-5:00pm
Address: Emirsultan, Yıldırım/Bursa
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How did you think of coming to the Emir Sultan Mosque? It is because the team went to the famous Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, because I don't like shopping very much, and I prefer to explore the folk customs and customs of a place, so I chose to go to the scenic spots around the Grand Bazaar. The Emir Sultan Mosque is at the gate of the Grand Bazaar. You must have slippers before entering the mosque. There are few people in this mosque, only scattered believers in the temple. After entering the mosque, it feels solemn, quiet and solemn. This mosque is also a rare Mediterranean Rococo mosque. The dome inside is not as prosperous as the Blue Mosque, but rather simple, but very beautiful. Here, there is no noisy tourist team, no luxurious decoration, a very simple mosque, really worth coming. In addition, the mosque is free and no tickets are required!
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How did you think of coming to the Emir Sultan Mosque? It is because the team went to the famous Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, because I don't like shopping very much, and I prefer to explore the folk customs and customs of a place, so I chose to go to the scenic spots around the Grand Bazaar. The Emir Sultan Mosque is at the gate of the Grand Bazaar. You must have slippers before entering the mosque. There are few people in this mosque, only scattered believers in the temple. After entering the mosque, it feels solemn, quiet and solemn. This mosque is also a rare Mediterranean Rococo mosque. The dome inside is not as prosperous as the Blue Mosque, but rather simple, but very beautiful. Here, there is no noisy tourist team, no luxurious decoration, a very simple mosque, really worth coming. In addition, the mosque is free and no tickets are required!
Mosques generally don’t need tickets and the atmosphere is more serious
Ottoman-Rococo style, the exterior of the building is made of wood, with beautiful curves and simple decoration.