Fodor's Expert Review Ulu Cami

The pretty, 16th-century Ulu Camii is more Arabic than Turkish in style, and its patterned stonework has been well restored. Behind the mosque is a former madrassa, now a peaceful tea garden, and a small park. Beyond that is Adana's lively market area, where there are also several other old mosques, including the Yağ Camii (Oil Mosque) on Alimunif Caddesi, built in 1501 and incorporating a Byzantine church.