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Crete, GreeceMosque of the Jannissaries

Chania 731 32, Greece

EVENT

350 CAPACITY

requestPrice on request RATE

AIRPORT

40 min TIME

ATH CODE

The Kucjk Hassan Mosque (or Mosque of the Janissaries) is the oldest Ottoman building in Crete. It was erected in 1645 when the Turks captured Chania. The minaret was destroyed during the bombings of World War II. The building stopped functioning as a mosque in 1923.

Book your Mosque of the Jannissaries wedding in Crete, Greece. This historical economical mosque venue offers the perfect setting for a waterfront gathering to remember.

STYLE: Economical; Gallery; Historic Place; Island; Mediterranean; Mosque; Waterfront;
PROPERTY DETAILS: Air Conditioning; Mosque; Wedding Services; WiFi
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY: Good Conversational English - Part Time

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Price on request

Confirm total for your guest countCapacity 350

Includes

  • Ceremony - 60 minutes
  • Cocktail - 60 minutes
  • Reception - 180 minutes
Package details

Customize your event. Inquire with us for pricing and details.

Includes

  • Ceremony - 60 minutes
  • Cocktail - 60 minutes
  • Reception - 180 minutes

Quick facts about weddings at Mosque of the Jannissaries

How much does a wedding at Mosque of the Jannissaries cost?
Mosque of the Jannissaries in Crete, Greece prices weddings on request. Start with a complimentary consultation about your dates, guest count and planning needs. Kiss & Tell explains the service scope and fees before you decide to move forward.
How many guests can Mosque of the Jannissaries host for a wedding?
Mosque of the Jannissaries hosts wedding events for up to 350 guests.
Which airport serves Mosque of the Jannissaries?
Mosque of the Jannissaries is about 40 minutes from ATH airport.

Rates are the property's reported starting prices and change with season, dates and guest count. .

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