The İsa Bey Mosque seen from above, with its two grey domes, the brick minaret stump and the arcaded courtyard walls, and the Selçuk plain behind.

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İsa Bey Mosque

The İsa Bey Mosque at the foot of Ayasuluk Hill in Selçuk was built in 1374–75 for the Aydınid ruler İsa Bey by the Damascene architect Ali ibn Mushaimish. Its marble west façade, colonnaded courtyard and two tiled domes follow the Great Mosque of Damascus; it is a working mosque, so visitors avoid prayer times and dress modestly.

Nearby

Basilica of St. John

historic site

Temple of Artemis

historic site

Ephesus Archaeological Museum

museum

Ayasuluk Castle

castle

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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