Karađoz Beg Mosque

This Ottoman mosque is one of the largest mosques in the region. The mosque faced near destruction during the Bosnian War, however underwent extensive repairs and reopened to the public in 2004. Opposite the mosque is a small cemetery with a memorial to victims of the recent war conflict.

Very old Mosque built by the Ottoman Empire in Mostar, definitely worth a stop to enjoy this important religious building!

Karadoz Bey Mosque is one of the oldest and most historically significant mosques in Mostar. Built in 1557 during the Ottoman period. Not sure about anything else. You may visit if you’re close by.

On of the most important Mosques in the City of Mostar. Its also posible to climb the Minaret. Proper clothes are required.

Great historic mosque, old and cold, especially during summer; the fact that it still stands after 500 years is even more impressive. The only sad thing is you have to pay to enter, even though it's a small request, in Islam that is totally prohibited and basically money hungry, leaving a bad impression for some religious seekers.

A very old mosque that’s definitely worth a visit! If you’re Muslim you can go for free at prayer time

Here is a suggestion on how to spend a day in Mostar: After meal at "Tima-Irma", drink coffee and juice at "Café de Alma", then climb the "Zvonik mira" and enjoy both the inside of the bell tower and the wonderful view of Mostar, walk to Zrinjevac Park, then to Spanish Square, and along the way see the murals around the former "Staklena Banka" building. There, near the square, is the wonderful building of the Old Gymnasium, formerly Aleksa Šantić's Gymnasium. Grab a bite to eat at the Škoro bakery, then walk to the "Bišćević House", an old Ottoman house, and then to the Aleksa Šantić Park. Take a boat ride under the Old Bridge. You can also stop by the Old Bridge Museum, located in the Tara tower complex next to the Old Bridge, and have lunch at the Taurus Tavern. And at Fortica (take a taxi), in addition to walking on the glass bridge, you can enjoy the excellent "kureljača" and the even better "smokvara", Herzegovinian specialties.:) Then again coffee at "Caffe Šećerlook", with a view of the Old Bridge.

The interior decorations of the mosque are very elegant, simple and beautiful. You can climb the minaret and see the city. In addition, the Imam of the mosque, Yusuf Hodja, was helpful and sincere towards us. He answered our questions about the city and the mosque and made recommendations. We thank you.