Haci Bayram Mosque

I loved my visit to the mosque. A lot if history present. New mosque is very beautiful inside. Visited the grave of Haci Bayram and offered fatiha. There are some nice restaurants and shops around to spend time in your own or with family

The place is nice, there's a park with flowers. Did not visit the mosque because I had nothing to cover my hair with mais the building is interesting to see.

Hacı Bayram Veli Mosque is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places to visit in Ankara, MashaAllah. We visited here after exploring Ankara Castle and offered Asar Namaz in this serene environment. The mosque holds great historical significance as one of the oldest mosques in the city, dating back to the Ottoman Empire period. Named after the Turkish Sufi and poet Hacı Bayram-ı Veli, it offers a fascinating blend of spiritual and historical value. The surrounding area is equally captivating. Behind the mosque, you'll find a park with ancient signs of the past, including monuments from the Roman era, over 2100 years old. The traditional handcraft shops nearby add to the cultural richness of the experience. In addition to its beauty and history, Hacı Bayram Mosque offers excellent views of Ankara city. The ♿accessibility is well thought out, with a dedicated 🅿️parking lot and a lift making it easy for everyone to reach the mosque. A must-visit if you're in Ankara!

The mosque was built in the early 15th century in honor of Hacı Bayram Veli, a prominent Turkish Sufi and founder of the Bayrami Sufi Order. The mosque was constructed shortly after his death and became a center for spiritual learning and devotion. Over the centuries, the mosque has undergone several renovations, blending Seljuk and Ottoman architectural styles, which gives it a unique charm. Architecture and Features The Hacı Bayram Mosque has a simple yet elegant design. Its brick and stone structure, along with its wooden roof, reflects the architectural style of its era. Inside, the mosque is adorned with beautiful calligraphy and wooden decorations. Despite its modest size, it exudes a deep sense of serenity, enhanced by the spiritual significance of the place. Spiritual and Cultural Importance As a spiritual hub, the mosque continues to attract both worshippers and visitors from around the country and beyond. It is particularly busy during religious holidays and special events, and many people visit the tomb of Hacı Bayram Veli, located adjacent to the mosque, to pay their respects. The proximity to the Temple of Augustus also highlights Ankara’s cultural layers, with ancient Roman history sitting alongside Ottoman and Islamic heritage. Visitor Experience Visiting the Hacı Bayram Mosque offers a peaceful and reflective experience. The surrounding area has been recently developed into a lively plaza with shops and cafes, making it an enjoyable stop for both spiritual and cultural exploration. Overall, the Hacı Bayram Mosque is a must-visit for anyone interested in Ankara’s historical and religious landscape.

Came to visit this mosque and spend the day out with the family on this Sunday. The kids enjoyed the day and had a lot of fun. We were able to pray and get something to eat. All in all it was quality time and spiritual experience. We were able to come by car and it has free of charge underground parking.

It's a very old mosque. Turn into a mosque from roman temple and later a church. You need to go downstairs to do your wuduk@ambulation. The water is super cold. Inside of yhe mosque is very nice and clean. It is one of the famous mosques in Ankara. Down below, there is a row of shops selling souvenirs.

It's a very beautiful and comfortable mosque

Beautiful view in the night, neat and clean mosque