KAYSERI, A GLANCE TO SELJUK ART

The Old Caesarea, named from the title “Caesar” or Cesar, granted to the Roman emperors is a hidden gem of Cappadocia with its various monuments, reminiscent of the old Seljuk domination, such as caravanserais, the madrasas and graves. Today the city is located around the Byzantine castle in the current city center. The complex Hunad Hatun Mosque, the Tomb Doner, the Kayseri Museum, the Museum of the History of Medicine “Gevher Nesibe”, the Bedesten (Bazaar) and the Great Mosque are some of the representatives monuments of the twelfth century Seljuk Art, an art with its own style and not a synthesis like the Ottoman art.

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