Brief History: Dating back to the mosque’s original 13th-century construction, the turquoise and cobalt blue tilework on the minaret is an example of fine Seljuk artistry. Notable Features: The tiles create geometric patterns that shimmer in sunlight, contrasting beautifully with the red brick. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: The vibrant colors have endured for centuries, even with exposure to the Mediterranean climate, due to advanced glazing techniques of the era. Current Use or Visitor Info: Tourists often focus on photographing these tiles up close, especially during golden hour when the colors appear most vivid.
Coordinates: 30.7056, 36.8875
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