Destination
Ulu Camii
Ulu Camii is a source-backed catalog entry listed as Cami in TR-47. Review the Turkish source details before publishing richer editorial copy.
Highlights
- İnanç mirası
Good for
- Miras yürüyüşü
Suggested visit:20 minutes
Artuklu Dönemi mimari örneklerinden, dilimli kubbesi ve minaresiyle Mardin’in sembolü olan Mardin Ulu Cami kayıtlara göre iki minareli inşa edilmiştir. Caminin bugün mevcut olan tek minaresinin kare kaidesindeki yazıt, yapım tarihini 1176 olarak vermektedir, fakat bugünkü minare 1888/1889 yıllarında yeni ve elektik bir üslupla yapılmıştır. Bazı Süryani yazarlar kiliseden çevrildiğini söylerler. Yapı kiliseden çevrilmemiş olsa bile, yerinde eski bir kilisenin bulunması muhtemeldir.
Location and surroundings
Ulu Camii sits within Artuklu, Mardin. The toroti catalogue holds 40 described stops across Mardin, 24 of them in Artuklu.
The nearest stop is Bakircilar Çarşısı, 50 m to the northeast. Another 6 catalogued points lie within a 30 km radius.
The Diyarbakir – Mardin route passes 1.3 km away, so this works as a stop along the drive.
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Add this place to your routeFrequently asked
- What is Ulu Camii?
- Ulu Camii is a source-backed catalog entry listed as Cami in TR-47. Review the Turkish source details before publishing richer editorial copy.
- Where is Ulu Camii?
- Ulu Camii is in Artuklu, Mardin.
- How long does it take to visit Ulu Camii?
- The suggested visit time for Ulu Camii is about 20 minutes.
- What else is there to see near Ulu Camii?
- toroti’s catalogue holds other destinations within 30 km of Ulu Camii; the closest are Bakircilar Çarşısı, Kayseriyye Bedesteni, Zinciriye (İsa Bey) Medresesi.
- Is Ulu Camii on the way anywhere, and which route?
- Ulu Camii lies 1.3 km from the Diyarbakir – Mardin route, close enough to add to that drive with a short detour.
Routes that pass close by