Agha Pasha Mosque

The Agha Pasha Mosque, also commonly known as the Parliament House, is a former mosque in the town of Nafplio, Peloponnese, in southern Greece, built by architect Antonios Rhigopoulos. It was finished c. 1810–1820, during the second period of Ottoman rule in the town, and it briefly functioned as the first parliament building of the Provisional Administration of Greece, hence its common name. Today, no longer open to worship, it houses cultural events.