Haci Bayram Mosque is a historic mosque located in Ankara, Turkey. Built in the 15th century, it is named after Haci Bayram Veli, a prominent Turkish Sufi poet and mystic. The mosque features a blend of Ottoman and Seljuk architectural styles, characterized by its elegant minaret and spacious prayer hall. The mosque is situated near the Temple of Augustus, adding to its cultural significance. It serves as an important religious site for local worshippers and attracts many visitors interested in its rich history and beautiful design. The surrounding area also includes a small courtyard and a cemetery.