

Early Ottoman (14th Century)
Murat I (Hacı Hamza) Bath
Historical bath structure with two separate domed sections for men and women, built during the reign of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar.
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Hagia Sophia, standing in the center of Iznik, at the intersection of two main streets of ancient times; The common heritage that hosted the 7th Ecumenical Council in 787.
Monuments of İznik
Explore a heritage landscape stretching from Roman gates and Ottoman buildings to the lakeside basilica and living tile workshops.
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Early Ottoman (14th Century)
Historical bath structure with two separate domed sections for men and women, built during the reign of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar.
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Classical Ottoman (15th Century)
The historical building, which is among the charitable works of the Çandarlı family, stands out with its brickwork and navel stone domes.
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Umayyad/Ottoman
The spiritual seat of Hazrat Abdulvahap, the companion and standard-bearer who was martyred during the Umayyad sieges of the 8th century.
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Roman/Byzantine (4th century AD)
An ancient hypogeum structure preserved with wall frescoes and sarcophagus niches carved into the rock.
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Classical Ottoman (15th Century)
The mausoleum of the scholar Alâeddin-i Mısrî, who came from Egypt to Iznik Süleyman Pasha Madrasa and taught.
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Roman Period (2nd Century AD)
A flat-land vaulted-footed theater built by Pliny the Younger, Governor of Bithynia, during the reign of Roman Emperor Trajan.
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Byzantine/Ottoman
Hagia Sophia, standing in the center of Iznik, at the intersection of two main streets of ancient times; The common heritage that hosted the 7th Ecumenical Council in 787.
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Hellenistic Period (2nd Century BC)
Bithynia royal tomb monument carved from a single piece of giant marble.
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Classical Ottoman (15th Century)
The domed tomb of Çandarlı İbrahim Pasha, one of the last great representatives of the Çandarlı family in the state administration.
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Ottoman Golden Age (16th Century)
Workshop exhibition of world-famous Iznik tiles with their underglaze technique, coral red paint and high quartz paste.
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Classical Ottoman (16th Century)
Domed charitable tomb located near Eşrefoğlu Rumi social complex.
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Ottoman (15th Century)
The mosque, tomb and zawiya complex of Eşrefoğlu Abdullah Rumi, the great master of Anatolian Sufi literature.
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