Istanbul Attractions
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All Saints Moda
A small, historic Anglican church in the heart of Moda, surrounded by a quiet garden. It's a peaceful spot away from the neighborhood's busier streets.
Bulgarian St. Stephen Church
A Bulgarian Orthodox church built entirely from prefabricated cast iron, located in Balat. Its Neo-Byzantine style is a striking piece of late 19th-century architecture.
Ecumenical Patriarchate
The spiritual center of the Eastern Orthodox Church, located in the historic Fener neighborhood. It's the seat of the Ecumenical Patriarch, considered 'first among equals' in Orthodox Christianity.
Hagia Triada Church
Istanbul's largest Greek Orthodox church, built in 1880, still active with a small congregation just off Taksim Square.
St. Anthony of Padua Church
The largest Catholic church in Istanbul, a red-brick neo-Gothic landmark on İstiklal Avenue. It's a quiet, beautiful space just steps from the busy street.
Yahya Efendi Complex
A peaceful Ottoman-era complex built for the scholar and Sufi sheikh Yahya Efendi. It's a quiet cemetery and shrine in the heart of Beşiktaş.
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