Isparta

Isparta is a city in western Turkey. The city is in the Mediterranean Region. In 2020, 262,255 people lived there.^[1]

Isparta Media

Men, the local god. Statue in Hellenistic style, Roman period, +/- 2nd century AD in Isparta Museum
Lake Kovada National Park, a popular tourism destination in Isparta Province
It was (first) named İplikçi Mosque because it was located where earlier the İplik Pazarı was situated. Building was started in 1562 by Abdi Ağa, a wealthy person from Isparta and was completed in 1569. Its roof was covered with wood; but not lead coated. The worn roof cover was repaired in its old form in 1725.
Isparta Mimar Sinan (Firdevs Paşa) Cami
Isparta Mimar Sinan (Firdevs Paşa) Cami
Isparta; Firdevs Paşa Camiye von Süd
Isparta Kutlu Bey Camii aka Ulu Camii
Isparta Kutlu Bey Camii aka Ulu Camii
Isparta Kutlu Bey Camii aka Ulu Camii
Isparta museum Early Bronze Age vessels

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