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Originally built as the Byzantine Monastery of the Pantokrator, this historic structure was converted into a mosque following the Ottoman conquest. It's one of Istanbul’s oldest surviving Byzantine structures, noted for its spectacular city views and intricate brickwork.
Cihat Ozturk
4 months ago
What a beauty. Converted from a monastery to a Mosque. Absolutely a must to see this place. As an Istanbulian, I was amazed this place. Especially tourist have to visit... Show more
Greatest Moom
4 months ago
Fascinating Byzantinian church that is now a mosque. Its completely free to enter and its a lot bigger than you may think. Also there is a cafe next to it... Show more
Jad El Mourad
5 months ago
a hidden gem, rich with history and charm. Once a Byzantine church, it’s now a mosque that beautifully blends both Byzantine and Ottoman architecture. Located in the quiet Zeyrek neighborhood,... Show more