St. George's Cathedral

St. George's Cathedral, also known as the Greek Patriarchal Church of Agia Yorgi, is located in the Fener neighborhood on the banks of the Golden Horn. It is the fifth church to house the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate since the 15th century. It was formerly an Orthodox nunnery, and was converted into patriarchal offices between 1598 And 1601, and it is famous today for its valuables, and its building is divided into three parts, including a vestibule containing icons of Saints George and Elijah, a plate and an altar, and it also maintains the traditional basilica style with its three corridors.