Konak Yali Mosques at the city center



Konak Yali Mosque is found in Konak center just in front of the Government Hall. After the ”Clock Tower” it’s one of the senior structures in Konak Square. When it was constructed ( before sea filling ), because it was just on the seaside it took the name ” Yali ” Although there is no certain evidence, it’s estimated to be constructed in the 18th century. It’s an octagon, one dome designed structure. It was restored before the Salvation War by Tahsin Sermet.

Nestled in the bustling Konak Square, Konak Yalı Mosque is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture and an iconic landmark of Izmir. Built in the mid-18th century, the mosque is renowned for its delicate İznik tiles, graceful single minaret, and compact yet intricate design. Its striking elegance, set against the backdrop of modern urban life, offers a serene retreat for visitors and worshippers alike. The mosque stands as a reminder of Izmir's rich cultural heritage, connecting the present with its vibrant past.

Despite its modest size, Konak Yalı Mosque holds immense historical and cultural significance. It has been a central place of worship and community for centuries, witnessing the evolution of the city around it. Visitors can immerse themselves in its tranquil atmosphere and admire the fine craftsmanship that reflects the artistic spirit of the Ottoman era. As a symbol of harmony and resilience, the mosque continues to inspire and captivate all who visit this timeless treasure of Izmir.

Salepcioglu Mosque

Salepcioglu Mosque is estimated to be constructed between 1897-1907 by Salepçizade Hacı Ahmet Efendi . Its delicate and beautiful structure draws attention immediately. The outer walls of the Mosque are covered with green stone and marble. It’s accepted to be one of the most beautiful Mosques in Izmir .