The Fethiye Museum and the Mosque

The Church of Pammakaristos, built during the Roman Empire, by Sultan III. It was converted into a mosque by Murad. When the Fethiye Mosque was converted into a mosque, the apse of the church was demolished and replaced by an altar suitable for the direction of the qibla, a minaret ...

The Fethiye Museum and the Mosque

The Church of Pammakaristos, built during the Roman Empire, by Sultan III. It was converted into a mosque by Murad. When the Fethiye Mosque was converted into a mosque, the apse of the church was demolished and replaced by an altar suitable for the direction of the qibla, a minaret and a madrasa were built. It was converted into a museum during the Republican period and reopened to the public in 1960. Today, the northern church is still used as a mosque, while the annex church has walls decorated with the most beautiful mosaics of the 14th century, and after restoration in 1938-1940, the museum, which was converted into a unit attached to the Hagia Sophia Museum, was opened to the public in 2006. Decorated with the most beautiful mosaics of the century, the museum, which was renovated in 1938-1940 and turned into a museum attached to the Hagia Sophia Museum, was opened to the public in 2006.

The Church of Pammakaristos, built during the Roman Empire, by Sultan III. It was converted into a mosque by Murad. When the Fethiye Mosque was converted into a mosque, the apse of the church was demolished and replaced by an altar suitable for the direction of the qibla, a minaret and a madrasa were built. It was converted into a museum during the Republican period and reopened to the public in 1960. Today, the northern church is still used as a mosque, while the annex church has walls decorated with the most beautiful mosaics of the 14th century, and after restoration in 1938-1940, the museum, which was converted into a unit attached to the Hagia Sophia Museum, was opened to the public in 2006. Decorated with the most beautiful mosaics of the century, the museum, which was renovated in 1938-1940 and turned into a museum attached to the Hagia Sophia Museum, was opened to the public in 2006.

Fethiye Caddesi, Balat, Draman Cd., 34087 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye

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Google Yorumlarda 215 yorumun ortalaması 3.9
hasan dayankaç
18 Şub 2018
(4 yıl önce)
Aslında hiç de görülmesi gereken bir yer değil. Müze ismi ancak sergilenen bişey yok. Sadece dışarıdan görünümü güzel. Özellikle plan yapıp gidilmez ancak bir gün denk gelirseniz şöyle bi bakıp geçin .
Sırma Sarı
26 Kas 2021
(bir yıl önce)
Restorasyonda. 2.Mehmet'in İstanbul'u fethinden sonra kiliseden camiye çevrilen yapılardan biri.
Özer Uzunca
08 Nis 2018
(4 yıl önce)
Onarıma giriyor ve ihtiyacı da var. Gene de özenli ve ilgi çekici. Keşke tüm mozaikleri günümüze gelebilseydi.
kardelen erol
31 Eki 2020
(2 yıl önce)
Küçük bir kilise Kariye müzesine göre çok zayıf kalıyor. Bahçesini daha güzel buldum.
Adnan AKYÜZ
22 May 2017
(5 yıl önce)
Fethiye'ye gidildiğinde mutlaka gezilmesi gereken küçük bir müze
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