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Hızırbey Mosque

Ottoman mosque built in 1789 around a pre-existing church.

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St John Exoteichos Church
Sotka Kilisesi
Former Greek Orthodox church founded in 1306 outside the city walls - exoteichos- but rebuilt in 1856 very much hemmed in by the city. It's now used as an annex to a primary school. The exterior is in good condition, no access to the interior, where the frescoes have been lost.
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Rubenis AVM
formerly Varlıbaş
A shopping mall with cinema just west of the walled old town.
Daily 10:00-22:00
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Molla Siyah Mosque
Nakip Mosque
Built in the 11th-century as the Orthodox church of St Andreas or Andrew, and converted to a mosque after 1461. It's still in use.
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Gulbahar Hatun Mosque
Founded in 1514 by Selim, then governor and later Sultan, in honour of his mother. Gulbahar Hatun (1453-1505) was originally a slave girl and became the concubine of Bayezid II; her tomb is here. The mosque was repaired in 1883.