Hello everyone,
Every year, I love to visit Istanbul. It's not just because it's close to where I live, but for many other reasons. It's a place where I can recharge, eat delicious food, and learn and discover something new every time. Over the years, the city has grown on me, and now it feels almost like home.
Today, I had planned to take a walk around Sultanahmet, but instead, I felt the urge to revisit an old place that was under construction the last time I went there. I'm a bit biased, but I'm talking about the steel church of St. Stefan. I was pleasantly surprised when I went inside. They say it has an eclectic style, but personally, I think it's better than most churches in Bulgaria.
I apologize for not sharing any pictures of the interior, as I never took any. Visiting this church can be a humbling experience to such an extent that it's unimaginable. I did take some other photos from the walk in the area. There is just so much to see there.
I hope you enjoy the post and the pictures as much as I did taking them.
I really liked all of your photos. However, it would have seemed more connecting if you had said something about each picture. But I liked them!
Thank you for your feedback. I will do that next time.
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