Religious Sites in Turkey: Top Places

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Aziz Stefanos Kilisesi

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Meskendir Cave Church

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Sakli kilise

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Churche and rooms for pigeons

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Kubbeli kilise

Kubbeli Kilise is a rock-cut church from the Byzantine period, located in the Soğanlı Valley in Yeşilhisar, Kayseri. It is believed that the church was built in the 10th century and took its final form in the 15th century. The two-story structure features a drum with windows and a conical dome. Inside, there are frescoes depicting scenes from the Bible, including images of Jesus Christ and the apostles.

Bekdemir Köyü Ahşap Cami

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Surp Boğos

Surp Boğos Church, located in Sarıyer, Istanbul, is an Armenian Catholic place of worship. Initially built as a wooden chapel in 1847, it was reconstructed in masonry in 1882 and opened for worship in 1885. The church, notable for its Neo-Gothic exterior design, is within 142 meters walking distance of the Sadberk Hanım Museum. The church was built by Boğos Amira Bilezikçiyan.

Kuzulu Koyva Kaya Oyma Kilisesi

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Varzahan Manastırı’nın 1920’lere kadar olduğu yer

Varzahan, was an Armenian church founded in the 12th century near village Uğrak, 10 km northwest of Bayburt, in eastern Turkey. After the Armenian genocide in 1915, it was demolished sometime between the 1920s and the mid-1950s.

Cebeci Köyü Rum Kilisesi Kalıntıları

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Kara Kilise

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Minaret of the flooded mosque

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Mezquita

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Hacli Church

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Rahmi M. Koç Müzesi (Taksiyarhis Kilisesi)

The Rahmi M. Koç Museum in Ayvalık's Cunda (Alibey) Island is housed in the historic Taksiyarhis Church building. It opened in 2014 as Ayvalık's first private museum. The church was built in 1873 by the Greek Orthodox community as a Metropolitan Church and dedicated to the guardian archangels Gabriel and Michael. The museum exhibits a wide collection ranging from tin toys to steam-powered mechanical models, baby carriages, and time-measuring instruments. It is within 248 meters walking distance of Panaya Kilisesi.

protestant church in the past

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Nuhrut Kilisesi

Nuhrut Church is a 1500-year-old place of worship located in Gürkuyu village, Halfeti district, Şanlıurfa. It was built during the Byzantine period using the three-nave basilica technique. Despite sustaining damage over time, much of the structure has survived, though its front and back facades are ruined. The church is considered an important cultural asset awaiting restoration.

Doyran Monastery

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Surp Marine Kilisesi

Surp Marineh Church was one of eight churches existing in town of Moush before the Armenian genocide. Surp Marineh was the most notable church in whole Tarawn region of Historical Armenia, and was known as "Katoghike". Currently it is in a ruinous state and only parts of the outer walls still stand.

Zegani Kilisesi

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Çömlekçi Kilise

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Sensop Kilisesi

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Kömürlü Kilise

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Akner manastırı

Akner monastery is a destroyed Armenian monastery near the Eğner village of Adana province of modern Turkey. Built in the 12th century, it was heavily ruined by neighbouring Turkish Muslims during the Hamidian massacres in 1896.

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