About
Located next to the Augustus Temple in Ulus, the mosque was built between 1427-1428 upon the wish of Hacı Bayram Veli. It has a longitudinal rectangular floor plan, a stone base, brick walls, and a tiled roof. It was constructed in Seljuk architectural style and repaired by Mimar Sinan. Double balconied minaret rising on the southeast wall has a square stone base and has a cylindrical body of brick. Plaster mihrab rises from the ground to the ceiling. Interior walls are decorated with Kütahya ceramics up to the level of the low windows. Tomb of Hacı Bayram is located next to the southern wall of the mosque.