A historic mosque with a unique truncated minaret.
More About Kesik Minaret Mosque
The Kesik Minaret Mosque, originally a Roman temple, was converted into a Byzantine church and later a mosque. Its most distinctive feature is the truncated minaret, which was partially destroyed by fire in the 19th century. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into Antalya's layered history, reflecting the city's transformation through different eras and cultures.
What Makes It Special
The mosque's history as a Roman temple and Byzantine church adds to its unique character.
Address
Kılınçarslan Mahallesi, 07000 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey
Best Time to Visit
Best visited in autumn for cooler temperatures
