Aqsunqur Mosque

**★★★★★ Attia Adil — 5 months ago

Aqsunqur Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque of Cairo, is a stunning example of Mamluk-era architecture combined with Ottoman influences. The mosque is renowned for its beautifully preserved interior adorned with vibrant blue Iznik tiles, intricate calligraphy, and finely carved wooden elements.

The atmosphere inside is serene and contemplative, perfect for visitors who appreciate history, art, and Islamic architecture. The courtyard and prayer halls showcase remarkable craftsmanship, reflect

**★★★★★ 詹頤 — 6 months ago

The Aqsunqur Mosque, commonly called the Blue Mosque, is a historic mosque located in Cairo’s old district of Islamic Cairo. It was originally built in 1347 during the Mamluk era under Sultan Aqsunqur, a Circassian mamluk ruler. The mosque gained its nickname “Blue Mosque” because of the stunning blue Iznik-style tiles that decorate its interior walls and domes, which were added during Ottoman renovations in the 17th century.

The mosque’s architecture is a beautiful blend of Mamluk and Ottoman

**★★★★★ Ahmed Hussien — a year ago

Aqsunqur Mosque in Cairo, also known as the Blue Mosque, dazzles with its stunning blue tiles and Ottoman-inspired architecture. A serene oasis, it beautifully reflects Egypt's rich Islamic heritage and artistry.

**★★★★★ Ahmed Ghazwan — 5 years ago

One of the most welcoming places in Turkey and especially in Bourse allows worshipers to casually pray where they want when they want in a mixed company. it's located at the heart of Turkey and surrounded by historical places The ablution fountain inside the mosque sparkles under the bright light of the central dome. The massive calligraphy printed on walls is rare, impressive, and inspiring. Photographers are welcome to take pictures. Bursa must-see. it's located near Aya Sophia and the place i

**★★★★☆ Alan Orth — 7 years ago

Old mosque with iconic blue tiles adorning several inner walls. Has a nice courtyard with green plants and trees. Looks especially beautiful with the afternoon's orange light. Unofficial payment to some caretaker or imam to see the mausoleum (your mileage may vary).