Bayezid II Mosque

The Bayezid II Mosque, located in Istanbul, Turkey, is an important historic Islamic religious site built between 1500 and 1506. Named after Sultan Bayezid II, it features impressive Ottoman architecture with a large central dome, elegant prayer halls, and intricate tile work. The mosque served as a religious and social center, including a hospital, medrese (religious school), and marketplace. Its design emphasizes both spiritual reflection and community gathering, making it a prominent example of Ottoman civic architecture. Today, it remains a functioning mosque and a notable historical monument attracting visitors interested in Ottoman history and architecture.