The Mahkeme Bath was originally constructed in the 15th century during the rule of Karamanoğlu Ibrahim Bey II. It underwent significant repairs in 1754 and is located between the Serafeddin Mosque and Shams Tabrizi in Konya.
Sille, with its caves, churches, and historical artifacts unearthed through meticulous restoration and excavation efforts, reveals a rich history stretching back 5,000 years.
Selcuk University stands out with its work that will shape Turkish archaeology. The excavations carried out under the leadership of Selcuk University in the ancient city of Savatra in Konya are bringing to light the cultural heritage of Konya and Anatolian…
The Selimiye Mosque, also known as the Selim II Mosque, is a 16th-century mosque located in Konya, Turkey. Adjacent to the mosque on the right is a domed library building added later.
The Devil's Bridge, situated in the Sille neighborhood of Konya, is part of a historical settlement that dates back 5,000 years. Originally built as an aqueduct, the bridge later connected two steep slopes, creating a narrow and treacherous passage.
The Aziziye Mosque in Konya is notable for having windows that are larger than its entrance, a unique feature for an Ottoman-era mosque. This 17th-century architectural marvel draws attention from both local and international visitors.
Konya hosts the Ak Monastery, a remarkable Byzantine-era structure also known as Hagios Chariton or Eflatun Monastery. Located at the base of Mount Takkeli, about 4 km west of the city, the monastery features two rock-carved churches, a holy spring, a monk's…
The Küçük Karatay Madrasa is situated in the Karatay district, directly east of the Karatay Madrasa and across the street.
Mahmudiye Madrassa, also known as Ali Gav Zaviyesi (where "zaviye" refers to a small Islamic monastery), is located just a short distance from Karatay Madrassa.
Selçuklu Municipality carries out important works to preserve and support historical memory. In this context, the website kadimmirasinizinde.com, which is almost a Seljuk guide, is ready for access in order to transfer the ancient past of the Seljuks to…
Located in the Hatunsaray region south of Meram, Lystra was an important colonial city during the Roman period and has been a focal point for historians and archaeologists for 150 years.
Çatalhöyük Visitor Centre, which was built by Konya Metropolitan Municipality, increased the interest in the 9,500-year-old Çatalhöyük Neolithic Ancient City, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
