Mardin Destinations
Great Mosque Of Mardin
Located in the historic part of Mardin, The Great Mosque of Mardin is the symbol of the city serving as one of its core destinations for centuries. Built in the 12th century during the Artuqid Dynasty’s rule, the mosque’s fascinating architecture is a wonderful combination of Mesopotamian architecture style mixed with local and Islamic architecture style, making it a pleasing sight for all to see.
Things to Note Before Visiting
Entry Fee: Free to Visit
Opening Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM
Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon
Latifiye Mosque
Latifiye Mosque in Mardin is one of the best examples of impressive Artuqid architecture style and is one of the famous destinations in the whole region. The fascinating mosque was built in the 1400’s and has been among the city's prominent landmarks ever since. Latifiye Mosque’s structure consists of a beautiful tall minaret and the exterior consisting of beautiful patterns all over the structure.The large arches of the interior combined with a tranquil and peaceful feel in the prayer hall, makes the mosque a prime destination for people looking for a relaxing time during their trip to Mardin.
Things to Note Before Visiting
Entry Fee: Free to Visit
Opening Hours: 9 AM to 6 PM
Best Time to Visit: Early Morning
Mardin Museum
The Mardin Museum is one of the best spots in the city for those interested about Mardin’s history and those of previous civilizations nearby. The museum contains various artifacts belonging to some of humanity’s greatest civilizations like the Hittite, Achaemenid, Roman and the Ottomans. For history lovers coming to Mardin, visiting the Mardin Museum should be on the top of their travel itinerary.
Things to Note Before Visiting
Entry Fee: $7.72 per person
Opening Hours: 8:30 AM to 5:10 PM, (Closed on Mondays)
Best Time to Visit: Weekdays, In the Early Morning
Mor Behnam Church
Dating back to the 5th century, Mor Behnam Church is one of the most fascinating structures in Mardin. The church’s architecture is a wonderful mix of Roman and Syriac architecture, combining to make a complex that is one of the most beautiful structures in the region. A religiously revered site in Mardin, the complex’s importance highlights the tolerance and respect between different communities in the city.
Things to Note Before Visiting
Entry Fee: Free to Visit
Opening Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM
Best Time to Visit: Late Afternoon
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