Destination

Hisar Camii

Hisar Mosque is the largest and most impressive mosque in Izmir, built in 1592. It features typical characteristics of classical Ottoman architecture.

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Highlights

  • Mosque

Good for

  • Faith

Suggested visit:20 minutes

According to Wikipedia

Hisar Mosque is a historic mosque in Konak, İzmir, Turkey. Built in 1597 and opened in 1598, it is an example of Ottoman architecture and was constructed with stone and marble. The mosque takes its name from the İzmir Port Castle.

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At a glance

Type
mosque
Built / founded
1597
Opened
1598
Architectural style
Ottoman architecture
Material
stone, marble
Named after
İzmir Port Castle
Source: Wikidata

Last updated: 18 October 2026

Location and surroundings

Hisar Camii sits within Konak, İzmir. The toroti catalogue holds 75 described stops across İzmir, 26 of them in Konak.

The nearest stop is Hisar Camisi, 10 m to the north. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.

The Istanbul – Mugla route passes 7.6 km away, so this works as a stop along the drive.

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Frequently asked

What is Hisar Camii?
Hisar Mosque is the largest and most impressive mosque in Izmir, built in 1592. It features typical characteristics of classical Ottoman architecture.
Where is Hisar Camii?
Hisar Camii is in Konak, İzmir.
How long does it take to visit Hisar Camii?
The suggested visit time for Hisar Camii is about 20 minutes.
What else is there to see near Hisar Camii?
toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Hisar Camii; the closest are Hisar Camisi, Kızlarağası Hanı, Şadirvan Camii.
Is Hisar Camii on the way anywhere, and which route?
Hisar Camii lies 7.6 km from the Istanbul – Mugla route, close enough to add to that drive with a short detour.