Grand National Assembly Mosque
Introduction
The TBMM Mosque, completed in 2014, serves as a significant part of the Turkish Grand National Assembly complex. With its modern architecture and aesthetic appeal, this mosque is not just a place of worship but also an important structure that enriches Ankara's cultural and historical landscape. Visitors can experience spiritual moments while exploring the architectural beauty of the TBMM Mosque.
Features
Spanning a large area, the TBMM Mosque has a capacity of 1,500 people. The special materials used in its interior and the intricate craftsmanship enhance the mosque's aesthetic value. Located within Turkey's political center, the TBMM, it stands out as a site that witnesses both historical and contemporary events. Additionally, the green spaces surrounding the mosque provide visitors with a serene atmosphere.
Visiting Information
The TBMM Mosque is open to visitors every day. Visiting hours vary from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Those wishing to explore this important site in Ankara can easily reach it by public transport or private vehicles. There are designated areas for those who wish to pray inside the mosque. Don't forget to take the time to admire the mosque's architecture and interior decor during your visit!
Visits may be restricted during prayer times; you may be asked to wait while prayers are in progress. Note that the mosque may close to visitors around Friday midday (Friday prayer) — plan your visit accordingly.