Türbe of Oruç Paşa

The Oruç Pasha türbe also known locally as the Pyrostia or the Tripod is a , or Ottoman mausoleum, of Oruç Pasha in the town of , northerneast , dating back to the fifteenth century.
  • Tomb
  • Description: building in Didymoteicho, East Macedonia and Thrace, Greece
  • Also known as
    “Mausoleum of Oruç Paşa”
    “Oruç Pasha Türbe”
    “Τουρμπές Ουρούτς Πασά”

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Bayezid Mosque and Hamam of Oruç Paşa.
Museum
The Çelebi Sultan Mehmed Mosque, also known as the… is situated 380 metres west of Türbe of Oruç Paşa.
Archaeological site
The Oruç Pasha Hamam, also known as the Bath… is situated 700 metres southwest of Türbe of Oruç Paşa.
Castle
The Didymoteicho Fortress or Castle, is an ancient and… is situated 1 km west of Türbe of Oruç Paşa.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Didymoteicho and Isaakio.
is a city in with about 8,500 inhabitants.
Village
is a village of regional unit in , part of the municipality . is situated 3½ km east of Türbe of Oruç Paşa.
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Village
is a village in the northeastern part of the in . is situated 4 km northwest of Türbe of Oruç Paşa.
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Latitude
41.3497° or 41° 20′ 59″ north
Longitude
26.49813° or 26° 29′ 53″ east
Open location code
8GH88FXX+V7
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In Other Languages

From Greek to Turkish—“Türbe of Oruç Paşa” goes by many names.
  • Greek: “Μαυσωλείο Ουρούτς Πασά”
  • Greek: “Μαυσωλείο του Ορούτς Πασά”
  • Greek: “Πυροστιά Διδυμότειχου”
  • Greek: “Τουρμπές του Ορούτς Πασά”
  • Turkish: “Oruç Paşa Türbesi”

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