The Church of the Holy Apostles

The Church of the Holy Apostles is a historic Byzantine church originally built in Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul) during the 4th century. It was one of the city's most important churches, serving as a center for Christian worship and imperial ceremonies. Known for its grand architecture and significant art, the church was later rebuilt and modified over centuries. Although much of it no longer exists today, it remains a symbol of early Christian architecture and history, illustrating the religious and cultural prominence of Byzantium in the development of Christianity and the Byzantine Empire.