I enjoyed the delicacy and elegance of this beautiful mosque. More

Specially the columns inside and the dome is breath taking, also try to listen pray(called "ezan") when two prayers of Sultanahmet and Hagia Sophia make duet... Unforgettable... More

A the top of a hill next to the university. You climb through the windy streets of the old town to get there. It's a pleasant mosque with a nice little garden adjacent. More

Among the most impressive mosques built by the famous architect Sinan (compared with Michelangelo), this mosque gives to the visitor the image of the "possible impossible", realised following the desire of Suleiman the Magnificent. More

Not as nice as we were told, but OK. I will say average. More

Neat architecture, but we weren't able to go inside. Lot's of large mosques to see in Istanbul, so if you don't make it here, don't worry...you're bound to pass another. More

There's not a lot of visitors like the Blue mosque but this place is real nice. Less crowd. Sit down for about 10 mins and sink it all in. Read the pamphlets and take pictures. Watch the ppl praying and just take it all in. More

Beautiful, but not as impressive as the Hagia Sophia More

Being very much in the working heart of Istanbul, I gained a much better impression of how the mosque is part of the daily religious life of the city and its citizens than at the Blue Mosque. Partly because it is further away from the main tourist areas and partly because of the architecture this has a wonderful sense of... More