Kesik Minare (Truncated minaret) is located near the ruins of the mosque and the Greek Church of St. Peter. In the nineteenth century the tower was seriously damaged, but despite this, it deserves attention. The minaret is of architectural value and embodies a combination of different styles, especially thanks to the capitals. The building is decorated with reliefs on the edges of doors and Windows and marble columns, and arched gates lead inside the minaret.

The history of the minaret originates from ancient times. Studies have shown elements of the building of the mosque, its past stretches to I can add description