Su Santrali Camii

Located in Samsun, Su Santrali Camii is a striking example of 19th-century Ottoman architecture. It was constructed in 1869 by a local water authority, a reflection of the era’s commitment to public services.

The mosque features intricate tile work, high ceilings, and a distinctive minaret, making it a focal point of the community. Historically, the mosque served as a spiritual center and played a vital role in the cultural development of the region.

Must-See Features

• 🕌 Ornate Architecture: The design showcases intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors.
• 🌳 Surrounding Garden: A peaceful area perfect for quiet reflection.
• 📜 Historical Significance: The mosque is tied to the development of municipal services in Samsun.

Visitors will find the mosque accessible at no charge and suitable for tourists, families, and historians eager to explore its rich past.