Istanbul bazaar - Kazım Karabekir Cd. No:7 D:42

It is a small but old business center in Ulus, on the way to Istanbul, opposite the Atatürk Cultural Center metro station. A business center where advertising and promotional products and printing companies operate.

The car park is very narrow and is reasonable in terms of bi-directional cleaning compared to other passages there. Business center with many advertisers and printers

The most beautiful place in this bazaar is melis kuruyemis...

Advertising material, printing, signage companies, printing companies are all here

One of the first places that comes to mind when it comes to printers.

Gumusler Monastery There is no period source about the name and history of Gümüşler Town, where the monastery is located, in the Middle Ages. The monastery, which was carved into a large rock, is one of the largest monasteries in the Cappadocia region, which has survived well-preserved. There are many monasteries carved into the rock in Cappadocia, and some scholars consider them in two groups, with a refectory (trapeza) and an open courtyard. Gümüşler Monastery is in the second group. The most important structure of the monastery is the church in the north of the complex. There are two burial niches to the north of the northern cross arm of the closed Greek cross planned church with four free supports, and two entrance areas covered with barrel vaults to the west of the naos. The functions of many of the other places in the monastery are unknown. It is thought that at least three different masters worked on the wall paintings of the church. At the top of the pictures in three stripes on the main apse, there is Jesus on the Throne, two angels on the right, the symbols of the Gospel writers and the Virgin Mary and the apostles in the Desis scene, and the pictures of church fathers such as Basil the Great from Kayseri, Gregorios from Nysa and Gregorios from Nazians in the bottom strip. . The Annunciation to the Virgin Mary, the Nativity of Jesus and the Presentation to the Temple, and the figures of John the Baptist and St. Stephanos on the northern arm must have come from a second artist. The figures of Mary and child Jesus on the south of the entrance door from the inner narthex to the naos and the archangels Gabriel and Mikael on both sides belong to the third artist. On the walls of a room above the narthex, a composition consisting of hunting scenes and various animals, which is not seen in Cappadocia, draws attention. As in many churches in Cappadocia, it can be done according to the iconographic and stylistic features of the wall paintings in Gümüşler Monastery. These features of the pictures in the church and the method of comparative evaluations 11/12. It is possible to date it to the 6th century.