Inside the Aya Sophia - Istanbul

The original church of the AyaSofya is from the 5th century, and was rebuilt after the huge dome collapsed several times in the 600 years that followed.  In 1453, the Turks converted it from an Eastern Orthodox church to a mosque.  Today, it houses the AyaSofya Museum, displaying a unique mix of Islamic symbols and Christian mosaics.©  www.uncorneredmarket.com Inside the Aya Sophia - Istanbul
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The original church of the AyaSofya is from the 5th century, and was rebuilt after the huge dome collapsed several times in the 600 years that followed. In 1453, the Turks converted it from an Eastern Orthodox church to a mosque. Today, it houses the AyaSofya Museum, displaying a unique mix of Islamic symbols and Christian mosaics.

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