Gazanfer-Begova Džamija
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Right in the center of town, the mosque was erected in 2012, a reconstruction of the one founded around 1590, but destroyed twice, in 1943 and 1992.
This mosque (Gazanfer-Begova Džamija/Газанфер-Бегова Џамија) is located right in the center, 200 m northeast of the Sokolović bridge. Featuring a small wooden minaret, it dates from 2012. It is a reconstruction. The original mosque was founded around 1590 by Governor Gazanfer Bey. It was razed by Serbian Chetniks in 1943, rebuilt in 1989 and razed again by the Bosnian Serb army in 1993. Like the "new" Careva mosque (200 m to the northeast), it is little used: few Bosnian survivors have returned to live in Višegrad.
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