Fatih Cami

Western Anatolia


The minaret of the Fatih Cami soars above the squat red-brick structure that was originally built as the Hagios Stephanos-Hinolakkos Church in the 8th century. It's the Bursa region's oldest Byzantine building. Unfortunately the building is shut but you can admire it from outside.


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