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Saint Mary of the Mongols, is an Eastern Orthodox church in Istanbul. It is the only Byzantine church of Constantinople that has never been converted to a mosque, Istanbul,TURKEY

View of the decorative ceiling surrounding the gold chandelier at Uspenski Cathedral in Helsinki, Finland.

Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church, Istanbul

Interior of St. Anthony of Padua Church, the largest Roman Catholic church in then city, with beautiful stained glass windows and colorful mural, Istiklal Street, Istanbul, Turkey

The Church of St. George is the principal Greek Orthodox cathedral in Istanbul, Turkey

The Bulgarian Orthodox St. Stephen Church or known as Iron Church and Sveti Stefan at Istanbul, Balat District. Church reopened after big restoration.

Istanbul, Turkey - 2 March, 2020: The Hagia Triada (Holy Trinity) (Turkish: Aya Triada Rum Ortodoks Kilisesi) is a Greek Orthodox church in Istanbul, Turkey. The church is located near Taksim Square.

An orthodox church and a Muslim mosque side by side...

St. Antuan Church, Beyoglu, Istanbul, Turkey - February 14, 2019: Exterior view and tourists in front of the old church.

Balat, House, Facade, Exterior, Outdoors, Old, Historic Neighborhood, Stairs, Street, Judaism, Fatih Distric

Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church in Istanbul City, Turkiye

Begun on March 25, 1856, the building was opened for worship on April 9, 1861 with the blessing of Patriarch Iohakim II. The building was dedicated to and named after the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena, who made Christianity the official religion of the state.

The Church of St. George is the principal Greek Orthodox cathedral in Istanbul, Turkey

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church of St. Stephen of the Bulgars, in Balat, on the Golden Horn, is made of cast iron.

Exterior view of Church of Saint Benoit also Italian: Santa Maria della Cisterna is a Roman Catholic Church in Beyoglu,Istanbul,Turkey.25 July 2019

Aerial view of Istanbul's Balat district. Fener Greek Patriarchate in the foreground, Golden Horn region in the back.

Phanar greek orthodox college. Ecumenical patriarchate of Constantinople in Istanbul, Turkey. Balat fener greek boys high great school. Historic and gothic red brick building against clear blue sky

$The Bulgarian Orthodox Church of St. Stephen, also known as the Iron Church, is located on the shore of the Golden Horn between Balat and Fener squares. Istanbul. Turkey. Made entirely of iron in the Austrian company \$

Ayvalik, Turkey - October 22, 2015: A woman walks down a street on a rainy evening in Ayvalik, Turkey. In the background is the Cinarli Mosque. The building was a church until the founding of the Turkish Republic after World War I.

Begun on March 25, 1856, the building was opened for worship on April 9, 1861 with the blessing of Patriarch Iohakim II. The building was dedicated to and named after the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena, who made Christianity the official religion of the state.

Christian woman is praying in beautiful historic baroque Orthodox church. Religion and spirituality concept. Silent prayer to God

Interior of Dormition of the Mother of God Cathedral in Varna, Bulgaria

Bulgarian St. Stephen Church in Istanbul City, Turkey

Istanbul, Turkey-February,22: Historical church at Istiklal Avenue, St Anthony of Padua

Phanar greek orthodox college. Ecumenical patriarchate of Constantinople in Istanbul, Turkey. Balat fener greek boys high great school. Historic and gothic red brick building against clear blue sky

Old church of Alexander Nevsky in Ganja city was built in 1887

Phanar Greek Orthodox College in Istanbul City, Turkey

Bulgarian St. Stephen Church (Iron Church) in Golden Horn, Istanbul, Turkey. 120 years old Bulgarion Orthodox Iron Church in Istanbul Reopens After Restoration.

Ayvalik, Turkey - October 22, 2015: A man walks down a street on a rainy evening in Ayvalik, Turkey. In the background is the Cinarli Mosque. The building was a church until the founding of the Turkish Republic after World War I.

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