The oldest Ottoman mosque in Thessaloniki, commonly known as “Alkazár” due to a former cinema within its courtyard, has undergone restoration and is now open as a cultural space. The reopening is marked by a photography exhibition showcasing Thessaloniki during the 1960s and 1980s. The mosque holds historical significance for the city of Thessaloniki. This project aims to preserve a key element of Thessaloniki’s multifaceted history. The restored Hamza Bey Mosque provides a new venue for artistic and cultural events. Its rebirth signifies a commitment to Thessaloniki’s heritage and contemporary cultural life. The reopening returns a landmark to Thessaloniki’s cultural landscape.