A 190-year-old Greek church in Turkey is about to reopen — as a museum

A 190-year-old Greek Orthodox church located in central Turkey is undergoing preparations to reopen as a city museum following a four-four conservation project. The structure, known as St. Eustathios, was built in 1836 in the İncesu district of Kayseri Province.

The newly conserved building is situated approximately 45 to 50 kilometres away from several major tourist destinations in the Cappadocia region.