Suleymaniye Mosque, Fatih: Photos, Reviews & Location

Ornate 16th-century mosque with gardens, plus a terrace with views over the Golden Horn.

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#1 of 37 Tourist attractions in Fatih #1 of 28 Mosques in Fatih

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.90

0.9 km from the center of Fatih

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Süleymaniye, Prof. Sıddık Sami Onar Cd. No:1, 34116 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye

suleymaniyecamii.org

+90 212 458 00 00

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What is the rating of Suleymaniye Mosque?: Suleymaniye Mosque is rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 98,326 reviews.
How does Suleymaniye Mosque rank in Fatih?: Suleymaniye Mosque is #1 of 37 Tourist attractions in Fatih by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Suleymaniye Mosque located?: Süleymaniye, Prof. Sıddık Sami Onar Cd. No:1, 34116 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye — 0.9 km from the center of Fatih.
How can I contact Suleymaniye Mosque?: Phone: +90 212 458 00 00 · Website: suleymaniyecamii.org

Reviews (8)

classfriend 2023 Oct 02

Beautiful masjid with great architecture. If you go out with one of the gate you can see the one side of the whole Istanbul from high place. Very beautiful view with water. The inside of the masjid was so peaceful.

Lukasz De 2023 Sep 29

and yet another mosque, but this one I think after the blue one was the 2nd I liked most. There is less people there, much easier to enter and it has spectacular view at the City Centre.

Angela A. 2023 Sep 23

Beautiful! One of the must-see Mosques in Istanbul. There is a nice view as well that over looks the Asian side. Also, a beautiful cemetery and Sultan Suleyman's and Roxelana'd Burial Tombs. Some tips for tourists - it's free to enter, there is a tourist entrance, don't go during prayer times, it'll be closed (but it'll give you time to admire the cemetery and Burial tombs. They have skirts and scarfs to borrow; no one can have knees or shoulders showing, and woman must cover their hair. If you borrow these items, you'll be asked to leave your shoes outside with the attendant. Otherwise, take off your shoes before entering and put them in the shoe shelf on the left / right side as you enter.

Niclas Eriksson 2023 Sep 03

An architectural masterpiece! A beautiful mosque to just walk around with stunning views of the city. I would highly recommend a detour to visit this place. There were no queues to enter, but wear appropriate clothing as with any place of worship.

Sahar B 2023 Aug 22

One of the greatest spots I visited in Istanbul !

A very peaceful garden where you can have a rest, grab a snack and spend the afternoon time. You will enjoy the air freshness, the view and tranquility.

The mosque area is very welcoming, don’t hesitate to visit it, “appropriate” clothes are available at its entrance. We have been allowed to assist to the prayer time and after.

The architecture of the monument is very beautiful, made by Mimar Sinan a genius of his time.

If you like peaceful places, I recommend to spend a few hours there to read a book or let the kids enjoy the huge and safe space.

It’s free, enjoy it!

Bruna S. S. 2023 Aug 22

Visiting the Suleymaniye Mosque was an awe-inspiring experience. The architectural grandeur and serene atmosphere create a truly captivating place of worship. The intricate details of the mosque's design, along with its stunning interior, are a testament to the genius of Ottoman architecture.

Walking through the courtyards and exploring the prayer halls was a journey into history and spirituality. The panoramic view of Istanbul from the mosque's grounds is breathtaking, providing a unique perspective of the city's beauty.

The Suleymaniye Mosque stands not only as a significant religious site but also as a symbol of Istanbul's rich heritage. Its cultural significance and the sense of peace it imparts make it a must-visit destination for anyone in the city. A truly remarkable gem that reflects the splendor of Turkish history and architecture

V77 G 2023 Aug 20

Beautiful mosque with ancient history. Built in the 1700's it has a lovely architecture. As a non muslim there's not much to do but it was beautiful and peaceful inside and around the grounds. Some lovely views of the city from here as it's on a hill. We visited around 9.30am on a Sunday and it was quiet though large tourist groups started to arrive as we were leaving.

Ryan Conway 2023 Jul 19

Most incredible feeling and experience. Vast history and is a MUST DO for any traveler. Free to get in but you will need to dress respectfully and appropriately. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and learn form the volunteers inside the Mosque.