Source: Hürriyet Daily News
December 15, 2023
The meticulous restoration initiative of the 130-year-old Panayia Evangelistria Greek Orthodox Church, nestled in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district, continues its transformative journey, promising a resurgence in its original splendor for worship by next year.
Positioned amid the vibrant tapestry of Beyoğlu's bustling thoroughfares, weaving through nearby car repair shops, buffets and tire stores, this century-old structure with its historical charm holds the status of a secondary urban conservation area, featuring two bell towers and a clock tower.
Constructed in 1893 by the Greek Community of Beyoğlu, the place of worship has suffered damage over the years, primarily to its roof, due to the passage of time, neglect and natural factors.
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