Aziziye Mosque Tourism

Aziziye Mosque stands as a prominent Ottoman-era mosque located in the city of Konya, Turkey. It was built in 1676 and later reconstructed in 1867 by Sultan Abdulaziz which then gave the mosque its current name, 'Aziziye.' The architecture of the mosque draws heavily from Ottoman design principles, featuring a large central dome flanked by two slender minarets which add to its majestic silhouette against Konya's skyline. The facade boasts intricately designed stonework and the interior is adorned with beautiful Islamic calligraphy, tiling, and ornate decorations which are characteristic of Ottoman mosque decorative art. The mosque has experienced renovations to preserve its historical value while sustaining its religious functions. Visitors to the mosque are often captivated by its spiritual ambiance and historical significance. The Aziziye Mosque is not only a place of worship but also a testament to Konya's rich Islamic heritage and a popular attraction for both local worshippers and tourists interested in religious architecture and history.