Konak Mosque stands in Konak Square, İzmir, close to the Clock Tower. Built in the 18th century, this Ottoman mosque is small, with an octagonal plan, a single dome and a minaret. Blue tilework gives the interior its distinctive detail, and a separate prayer area is available for women. Step inside for a quiet pause from the busy square, or take a closer look at the mosque’s architecture as you explore the surrounding historic landmarks.
Architecture and tilework
Konak Mosque was built in the 18th century and is known for its compact octagonal plan. A single dome and minaret define its exterior. Inside, blue tiles and traditional Ottoman decoration reward a closer look.
A mosque in Konak Square
The mosque sits among the landmarks of Konak Square, with the Clock Tower nearby. It remains a place of prayer as well as a historic stop in the city centre. A separate area is set aside for women to pray. Visitors who enter should dress modestly and respect those using the mosque for worship.
FAQ
Where is Konak Mosque?
It is in Konak Square in İzmir, near the Clock Tower.
What is distinctive about Konak Mosque?
The mosque has an octagonal design, a single dome and a minaret. Blue tilework decorates the interior.
Is there a separate prayer area for women?
Yes. The mosque has a separate area for women to pray.
What should I wear to Konak Mosque?
Dress modestly when entering the mosque.
