Konya Şerafeddin Mosque
Konya Şerafeddin Mosque is a historical mosque located in the center of Konya, Turkey. It was built in the 12th century by Sheikh Şerafeddin. It was restored in 1444 by Karamanoğlu II.
Konya Şerafeddin Mosque is a historical mosque located in the center of Konya, Turkey. It was built in the 12th century by Sheikh Şerafeddin. It was restored in 1444 by Karamanoğlu II.
The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, conducted inspections at the Old Tekel Building Warehouse No: 4, where restoration work is being carried out by the Konya Metropolitan Municipality.
Karatay Municipality Mayor Hasan Kılca, together with Konya Foundations Regional Director Yılmaz Kılınç, conducted inspections in the district at historical mosques and masjids built during the Seljuk, Ottoman, and subsequent periods.
Shams Tabrizi Tomb and Masjid are adjacent to each other, located in a large park to the east of Konya Alaeddin Hill. It is of the classical Seljuk tomb type.
Historical assets are being revived in their original state through the work carried out by Selçuklu Municipality in Sille. In this context, the Sille Hacı Ali Ağa Bathhouse, which is approximately 150 years old, is being restored.
In the 15th century, during the rule of Karamanoğlu Ibrahim Bey II, the Mahkeme Bath was originally constructed. Subsequently, in 1754, the bath underwent significant repairs. It is located between Serafeddin Mosque and Shams Tabrizi in Konya.
Zengibar Castle built at an altitude of 1850 meters on the summit of Mt. Asar, which is a continuation of the Taurus Mountains and between the present-day neighborhoods of Hacılar and Ulupınar in the Bozkır district was used by Hittites, Persians, and Romans…
Hocacihan Inn is a Seljuk caravanserai located on the Konya-Beysehir road in Konya, Turkey. The Hocacihan Inn is one of the best-preserved caravanserais in Turkey. It is a popular tourist destination and is open to the public.
The mosque is on Tevfikiye Street in the center of Konya. Its original name is Ihyaiyye, and since it is located around one of the doors of the old Konya Castle, it is called Kapu Mosque.
In 1958, the Konya Herakles Sarcophagus was discovered in the ruins of the city of Pappa-Tiberiopolis in Beyşehir. It is dated to the years 220-260 AD.
The historical and cultural efforts of the Selçuklu District Municipality in the center of Konya continue with the restoration works of the Old Nurses' Building, which was registered as a historical building in 2009.
Mustafa Karadoğan, one of the former carpet masters, who is a carpet trader in Konya, is trying to keep the name of the carpet alive by preserving the last examples of the hand-woven Ladik carpet, which is one of the important handicrafts of Anatolia and is…