Mosque Küçük Hasan

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Chania, Greece

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Mosque Küçük Hasan Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Mosque Küçük Hasan is located in Chania, Greece on Sourmelis 18. Mosque Küçük Hasan is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category museum in Greece.

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Sourmelis 18

Phone

+306983914011

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Rui Caetano Gordino

Very beautiful on the outside, but inside it leaves a little to be desired. When I visited, there was a kind of art fair. It looks really spectacular when the sun is setting and its pink tone gets even more alive.

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Joanna Malarczyk

Mosque is close to the see. Great place to take a picture. Inside you can find a local temporary exhibition. You need to have approximately half hour to see the mosque from outside and visit exhibition inside. The entrance is free.

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Robert Oscar Ray

Destroyed by the Greece, an important sample to see how a holy place has been destroyed by the Greece policy, even very historical. Muslim community doesn't have a mosque on the island.

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Maryam Tohidi

Historic mosque from the 17th century right on the Venetian harbor in Chania. The building now houses the municipal art gallery of China.

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Kivanc Turkalp

Destroyed mercilessly... There is nothing special left... Unfortunately Chania lost its culture, cosmopolitan soul and environment....

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Chris Dodson

Great site for displaying local crafts and artworks. Amazing building. Been here many times. Great Greek dancing displays on stage at rear of building.

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Nizar Rajeh

It sounds bigger than it is. That's the only disappointment if you were planning to visit this place because you saw a super high rating on Google like we did. That's not to say that the Mosque is not a notable historic site with cultural value for the country, but its no Aghia Sofia if you know what I mean. Its location is beautiful on the harbour. Its original name translates to the Harbour Mosque or seaside Mosque. It has been repurposed to become a public venue. When I visited it had an art exhibit with interesting modern art sculptures. No entrance fee, but a donation to the committee responsible for its maintenance would be a thoughtful gesture on your behalf.

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Aaron Lawrence

Just part of scenery. There’s nothing left inside of the mosque so no need to visit. It’s somewhat run down even outside.