Мечеть Селимие

The building in Lezhë, in northern Albania, is known as Saint Nicholas Church and as the Selimiye (Selimije) Mosque, and is also called the Church-Mosque of Lezhë. Sources describe it as a former temple that became a Catholic church and later a mosque. Today it serves as a mausoleum and memorial containing the remains of Skanderbeg. The structure is in a ruinous state, with the surviving remains covered by a roof. It is designated a Cultural Monument of Albania.

The building was likely established around the 1st century BC as a temple. It was later repurposed as a church and, after 1478, as a mosque.

Under the communist regime, around 1967, the mosque was partially destroyed. In 1981 the site was given a new function as a mausoleum, with the ruins roofed over and converted into a memorial to the Albanian national hero Skanderbeg (1405–1468). Since the 1980s it has also been known as the Skanderbeg Memorial.