Little Hagia Sophia Review

The Little Saint Sophia Church, also a Byzantine building, has now been converted into a mosque. The murals inside are very exquisite, the most rare thing is the courtyard where the mosque is located, very quiet and quiet, and there are some handicrafts in the small rooms around the yard for sale.

Very beautiful church, the octagonal shape is very obvious, here can be said to have no tourists, one person quietly appreciate the historical cultural buildings, the facade brick effect, and the inside is the overall rice white.

Saint Sophia witnessed every great event on the road to the glory and decay of the empire. It was built during Constantius II, the eldest son of Constantine the Great . After the rioters destroyed it, Theodosius II rebuilt it, beautiful and spectacular!

Traveling with the group, walking around, the time is too short, is the deepest glass image of the church!

It is also a historic religious building, but not on a large scale.

I spent four days in the city and the Cathedral of Santa Sophia was the best attraction on the trip. With the fresh outdoor air, sensitive and meticulous restoration work is underway inside the church. So taking pictures is not allowed and helpful guides are always around you. This is a beautiful and beautiful building!

I recently visited this cathedral. It is a beautifully laid out building inside and outside. I came from England and when I came I found that this cathedral was very different from the cathedral I had been to before. The walls are covered with wonderful patterns that were largely extinct in English churches in the 17th century.