About
Seljuk Pavilion: The Historic Palace of Konya 🏰✨
📍 Location: Konya, Alaeddin Hill
🏺 Era: Built during the reign of Sultan Kilij Arslan III (1156-1192), later expanded by Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad
🎨 Architectural Features: Two-story structure decorated with tilework and inscription borders
🛠 Restoration Efforts: Managed by the Konya Museum Directorate
History of the Seljuk Pavilion
One of the most significant Seljuk-era structures in Konya, the Seljuk Pavilion was originally built during the reign of Sultan Kilij Arslan III and later restored and expanded by Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad. Also known as Alaeddin Pavilion, this structure is considered one of the finest examples of Seljuk palace architecture.
The pavilion served as an inspiration for Ottoman structures, including the famous Justice Towers of Bursa, Edirne, and Topkapı Palaces.
Architectural Features of the Seljuk Pavilion
🏛 Built as a two-story structure
🎨 Adorned with tile decorations and inscription borders
🕌 A unique example showcasing the grandeur of Seljuk palace architecture
🛠 Recent excavations have provided new insights, aiding ongoing restoration efforts
