Most reviewed Mosques in Ankara, Turkey

Landmark mosque that was built during the Ottoman era & is still in use today.

Built 1967–1987, this neoclassical Ottoman-style mosque is the city's largest, accommodating 24,000.

Grand religious structure with domes, 4 minarets & colonnades, plus soaring prayer halls.

Contemporary mosque with slender minarets, opened in 2013 & decorated with marble & calligraphy.

👍 The voice is so soothing to the soul. It is also so clean and tidy. I really like the this masjed.

👍👍 It takes its name from Tacaeddin Sultan, whose grave is in the garden. It is the Ankara house where Mehmet Âkif Ersoy resides in Ankara and has been converted into a museum where he wrote many of his poems, especially the National Anthem. Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu, Chairman of the Great Unity Party, who di...

👍👍 It is located in the center of old Ankara, in the Doğanbey neighborhood around Ulus. In the original two-line Arabic inscription above the door of the mosque, whose name cannot be determined from whom and when, this charity work was written in 952 (1545-46) by Ali b. It is written that it was built...

👍 A popular mosque in Bilkent Cankaya region made in memoriam of the founder of Bilkent University. The mosque observes Covid-19 precautions by allowing people to offer prayers by using there own mats for kneeling and facial masks to keep them safe. All the people are required to keep atleast 6 feet o...

👍👍 Altında 4-6 yaş okulöncesi eğitim veren diyanetin eğitim kurumu var, bahçesinde ayrı binada büyükler için kuran kursu veriliyor, arka tarafında parkta çocuklarınızı oynatabilir, spor aletlerini kullanabilirsiniz...

Mosque with a cylindrical minaret, founded in the 13th century & much altered in later centuries.

👍👍 Altındağ Belediyesi’nin güney tarafındaki yolun altında, Eski Yol Caddesinde bulunan Hacı Musa Camisi, üzerinde yazan kitabeye göre Hacı Musa oğlu Seyfeddin tarafından 1432 yılında yaptırıldı. Giriş kapısının üzerinde alçı çerçeve içerisinde sülüs yazı ile iki satırlık kitabesi vardır. Kapının sağın...