Mosque of Ali Pasha — Attraction in Municipality of Ohrid

Situated within the popular Old Bazar in Ohrid, close to the 900-year old Plane Tree Cinar and the fountain, Ali Pasha Mosque is a noticeable building with long history. The Mosque was built in 1573 by Sulejman Pasha, although it was a sacred place at the same time it served as a religious secondary school. During its existence it was several times restored and many changes were made. Although, changed it still possesses charming beauty and the splendid architectural style can still be noticed today. Nowadays, the Ali Pasha Mosque in Ohrid is a beautiful and significant religious monument which remembers the time when Macedonia was under the control of the once powerful Ottoman Empire. Visiting the Mosque you will have a chance to see outstanding building, with rare architectural style and at the same time you will have an opportunity to discover significant facts about this historical building and the history of...

The Mosque of Ali Pasha is a stunning example of Islamic architecture located in the picturesque city of Ohrid, North Macedonia. Built in the 18th century, this mosque not only serves as a significant place of worship but also stands as a testament to the rich cultural tapestry of the region. Its elegant minaret and expansive courtyard create an inviting atmosphere for both locals and tourists alike. Visitors are often struck by the beauty of its interior, which features intricate carvings, vibrant mosaics, and a serene ambiance that encourages reflection and peace. The mosque is impeccably clean and well maintained. The ablution area has warm water, and towels for guest’s use. For visitors of Ohrid, the mosque cannot be missed due to its prominent structure at the centre of the old bazaar. May the keepers of the mosque as well as those who perform prayers inside the mosque be...

A very beautiful Ottoman mosque that you can see in the Balkans, if you come to Ohye, I strongly recommend you to see this mosque. There are ablution and toilet facilities inside the mosque and it is spotlessly clean. Ömer Bey, one of the mosque officials, may be the most original, knowledgeable, well-mannered and sincere person you can see in the Balkans, if you have the opportunity, I recommend you to say hello to this person and meet him and hear from him about the Balkans. It is pleasing that such educated and well-mannered people are in charge of these mosques. He invites all guests to the mosque and welcomes them very well, regardless of religion, language, race, local or foreign. If you notice, there is a very special issue in this mosque, instead of toilet paper and napkins, towels are clean and clean, and these towels can be used...