Pasha's Mosque
Pašina džamija / Xhamia e Pashës
An Ottoman mosque completed in 1719, with a Turkish bathhouse beside it. It reflects the strong Albanian Muslim heritage of Ulcinj.
Pasha's Mosque (Pašina džamija) was built in 1719 in the town area north of the Old Town. It has a tall, slender minaret, and beside it stands a Turkish bathhouse (hamam) from the same period. It is one of the best-preserved Ottoman building complexes in Montenegro. Most residents of Ulcinj are ethnic Albanian Muslims, and the town has more than twenty mosques, of which Pasha's Mosque is the most representative. It is usually open to visitors outside prayer times. Dress modestly, remove your shoes, and women should bring a headscarf. It is about a 5-minute walk from the Old Town, and you can combine it with the nearby market.
Opening hours
Outside Mass times