Burdur Grand Mosque
It was built by Hamitoğlu Dündar Bey in 1300. Çelik Mehmet Pasha had it repaired in 1749. It was built as a wooden carcass in 1919 after the earthquake. It is semi-domed from the inside. The second congregation place in the direction of the north gate is covered by 3 domes. The mosque is made of cut stone blocks. It has wooden ceilings and a tile roof. There are two rows of pointed arched windows on the main walls. In accordance with the architectural characteristics seen in the Great Mosques of the Seljuk and Principalities periods, the mosque has three entrances to the north, east and west. The two minarets of the mosque, located in the northeast and northwest corners, have a square base and a polygonal body close to the cylinder.
