Mešita Laleli
| Mešita Laleli | |
|---|---|
 Mešita Laleli | |
| Poloha | |
| Stát |  Turecko |
| Zeměpisné souřadnice | 41°0′36″ s. š., 28°57′24″ v. d. |
  Mešita Laleli | |
| Architektonický popis | |
| Architekt | Mimar Mehmet Tahir |
| Stavební sloh | osmanská architektura |
| Odkazy | |
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Mešita Laleli (turecky Laleli Camii), někdy též jako Tulipánová mešita je mešita postavená v 18. století za vlády Mustafy III. v letech 1760-1763. Je postavena v Istanbulu, v Turecku.
Mešita je nejhezčím příkladem osmanského baroka.
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Pohled na mešitu z Ordu Caddesi
Mešita zevnitř
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Istanbul asv2020-02 img07 Laleli Mosque.jpg
Autor: A.Savin, Licence: FAL
Interior of Laleli Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
Autor: A.Savin, Licence: FAL
Interior of Laleli Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul asv2020-02 img06 Laleli Mosque.jpg
Autor: A.Savin, Licence: FAL
Laleli Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
Autor: A.Savin, Licence: FAL
Laleli Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
Laleli Mosque 6598.jpg
Autor: Dosseman, Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Founded by Mustafa III, built 1759-1763, design by Mehmet Tahir Aga, "greatest and most original of the Turkish baroque architects" (I quote Strolling through Istanbul). It's built on a raised platform, and stands aloof from the busy Ordu Caddesi. This is the entrance to a flight of stairs, from that Caddesi, to the right we see a sebil, to the left is the mausoleum of sultans Mustafa III and Selim III.
Autor: Dosseman, Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Founded by Mustafa III, built 1759-1763, design by Mehmet Tahir Aga, "greatest and most original of the Turkish baroque architects" (I quote Strolling through Istanbul). It's built on a raised platform, and stands aloof from the busy Ordu Caddesi. This is the entrance to a flight of stairs, from that Caddesi, to the right we see a sebil, to the left is the mausoleum of sultans Mustafa III and Selim III.