Alaca Mescit Cami

The mosque, whose real name is Bedevizade Ahmet Bey, was destroyed to its foundation in 1954 and was rebuilt, partially faithful to the original. It is thought to be from the original Ottoman mosques. The square planned mosque is covered with a wooden bazaar. It was built with rough cut stone. The minaret in the northwest corner is made of brick and has a single balcony. The facades of the building have two-storey window arrangement, and each floor has a total of four windows in groups of two. Based on the tombstones stacked in the garden, it is thought that the mosque also has a graveyard.

It was demolished to its foundation in 1954, and was rebuilt partially in loyalty to its original. It is thought that it was originally from the Ottoman mosques. The square mosque is covered with wooden czar. It is built of rough cut stone. The minaret in the northwest corner is made of brick and has a single balcony. The facades of the building have two-storey windows and there are four windows in two groups in each floor.

A small neighborhood mosque

Small and historic site

The historical pied mosque in Edirne