à ≈ 3 h 40 minLakatámia- Mois
- ≈ 1 500 €
- Distance
- 367 km

Visitors exploring the Ancient City encounter the mosque complex southeast of the Citadel, where Ottoman governance left an enduring mark on the district.
The Khusrawiyya Mosque, known alternately as the Khusraw Mosque, represents an early Ottoman religious foundation in Aleppo. Husrev Pasha commissioned the complex during his tenure as regional governor under Sultan Suleiman I. The structure introduced imperial architectural standards to the district surrounding the Citadel.
The complex stands within the Ancient City of Aleppo, an area formally designated as a World Heritage Site. Situated directly southeast of the fortified Citadel, the mosque complex occupies a prominent location in the historic core. Field researchers in the district work amid dense historic urban fabric and ongoing heritage preservation efforts.
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