Iznik, also known by its ancient name Nicaea, is a town on the eastern shores of Lake İznik, in northwestern Turkey. It’s known for its Ottoman-era hand-painted İznik tiles, a traditional craft revived today in workshops lining Salim Demircan Sokak. Ancient Roman walls surround the city. In a cemetery outside the Lefke Gate is the Ottoman-era mausoleum of the 14th-century grand vizier Çandarli Hayreddin Paşa.
Area: 736.5 km²
Population: 43,425 (2012)
Province: Bursa
Hagia Sophia at İznik in Bursa Province, Turkey, officially the İznik Ayasofya Mosque, sometimes known as the Orhan Mosque, and formerly the Church of Hagia Sophia, is a Byzantine-era basilican edifice. Though originally founded as a church, the structure has subsequently served as both a mosque and as a museum.

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