Isa Bey Mosque
About Isa Bey Mosque
One of the most striking examples of early Anatolian Seljuk architecture is the Isa Bey Mosque in Selcuk, Turkey.
Belonging to the 14th century, its asymmetrical design, stone-carved details, and peaceful courtyard reflect both Islamic and Anatolian styles.
Located between the Temple of Artemis and Saint John’s Basilica, the mosque offers a quiet, spiritual contrast to nearby ruins, reminding visitors of the region’s layered religious and cultural history.
Isa Bey Mosque is an historic place that is preserved and gives information to tourists about the Seljuk art and architecture.
