Eskipazar Historical Stone Mosque and Social Complex

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Eskipazar Historical Stone Mosque and Social Complex is a monumental place of worship built from local yellow limestone during the Late Ottoman period in Eskipazar district, located at the junction of Karabük's historical Silk Road and Hadrianaupolis ancient city. It reflects the solidity of the Western Black Sea stonemasonry with its rectangular plan, thick stone walls reinforced with wooden beams and hipped roof. According to local legends, it is said that the quarries of the ancient city of Hadrianopolis were used in the construction of this mosque, that the prayers of the ulema were found on the foundation of the mosque, and that the abundance of the Eskipazar market was sealed with the Friday prayers performed in this mosque. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located in Eskipazar district center, at an altitude of approximately 720 meters on the plain close to the market square. Surrounding it are centuries-old plane trees, green hills and the transitional vegetation of the Black Sea and Central Anatolia. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees