A Mysterious Chapel Discovered in Istanbul Bagcılar

Source: Arkeonews

August 6, 2023

Photo: Sinan KUNTER Photo: Sinan KUNTER     

While Istanbul continues to surprise with the richness of its historical heritage, this time a chapel was discovered in Bağcılar. While the historical building, which is not known exactly when and by whom it was built, draws attention to its unprotected and derelict condition, archaeologists suggest excavations in the region.

Located in the Bağcılar district of Istanbul, this structure, which resembles a passage when viewed from afar, draws attention as one of the forgotten historical spots of Istanbul.

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8/7/2023

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