YIVLI MINARET

Yivli Minaret is a historical minaret located in Antalya, Turkey. Built in the 13th century by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad I, this minaret is one of the symbols of Antalya and makes an important contribution to the historical texture of the city.

Here is some basic information about the Fluted Minaret:

    History: The Fluted Minaret was built in 1230. This minaret, one of the examples of Seljuk architecture, witnesses the historical past of Antalya.

    Taking Place in Seljuk Architecture: Yivli Minaret reflects the characteristic architectural features of the Seljuk period. In addition to being a high minaret, it has grooves and a pointed chapel.

    Structure of the Fluted Minaret: The minaret sits on a square base at the bottom and has a body that narrows upwards. The grooves on it add a unique touch to the minaret. The upper part of the minaret has a conical chapel.

    Çivrilizade Mosque: Right next to the Yivli Minaret is the Çivrilizade Mosque, which is considered as a whole with it. The mosque and the minaret were built in the same period and integrated into each other.

    Touristic Attraction Centre: The Yivli Minaret is located in Kaleiçi, the historical centre of Antalya, and is a frequent attraction for tourists in the city. The minaret and its surroundings are surrounded by restored buildings that preserve its historical atmosphere.

    Kaleici: Yivli Minaret is located in the historic Kaleici district of Antalya. Kaleici is famous for its narrow streets, historic houses and ancient ruins.

Travellers to Antalya often visit Yivli Minaret because it is an important symbol reflecting the historical richness of the city.