Iglesia de San Salvador de Cora

La iglesia de Cora, situada en el suburbio de Estambul, es una iglesia de estilo buzantésico. La iglesia cuenta con pinturas muy bonitas y pinturas de marciaque, básicamente con cientos de años de historia. Cada pintura es una historia bíblica. Si tienes amigos cristianos conocidos en la Biblia, recuerda invitarle a ir con él, para que te guíe mucho.

Después de ver la catedral de San Sofía, parece que la iglesia de Cola es pequeña, pero también tiene sus características, principalmente las pinturas en su pared.

Su chino es la iglesia de Cora, situada en el área más suburbana de Estambul. Tickets 30 liras. Los billetes del Museo Turco pueden visitarse. No hay gran tamaño, hay preciosos pinturas cristianas. Pero hay alguien aquí que se explica por sí mismo. La decoración exterior no es vergonzosa.

Although it's just a small church with a humble appearance, the mosaic of Byzantium inside is dazzling enough. The figure's gaze at you makes you feel peaceful. Although I'm not a believer, I've been sitting there for a long time. It's a unique feeling accompanied by art and religion. Even if there are visitors walking around, you can find inner peace there.

The architectural style here is very fond of. It is a famous Byzantine monument. The paintings here deserve to be appreciated slowly. Although there are traces of history, they still can't conceal his artistry, color, subtle movements and expressions.

El servicio es cuidadoso y delicado y el medio ambiente es hermoso y naturalmente limpio

Kola Church, built in the 5th century, was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman Empire. It is another famous Byzantine monument in Istanbul, second only to Sofia Church. The beautiful mosaic paintings on the church walls from the 13th to 14th centuries describe the life of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary, which is amazing. * The church is small and hidden in the old block. It's not easy to find. For friends who want to go, please refer to Google Maps.

There is a bus from the dock. This is a small church, but it has beautiful mosaic murals, all from the Bible. Tickets are 15 lira/person. All churches in Turkey are not free because they have been turned into museums! On the contrary, the mosques here are all free! How unpopular Christianity is here! When we went there, the church was under renovation, but we could see its original appearance faintly. In fact, it was very beautiful!