スィヴァスの歴史的なモスクと聖廟

Historic Mosques & Shrines

Sivas served as a pivotal center for the Seljuk and Ottoman empires, leaving behind a dense legacy of religious architecture. This collection highlights the 12th-century Ulu Camii, renowned for its leaning minaret and Danismentid-era stonework, alongside 16th-century Ottoman structures like the Kale Cami and Ali Ağa Cami. The list also includes significant spiritual landmarks such as the tomb of Ahi Emir Ahmed and the Yukarı Tekke complex, reflecting the city’s long-standing role as a hub of Islamic heritage.