Constantine Eleni church

It is located in Cumhuriyet Square in the center of Nevşehir, one of turkey's historical and touristic cities, the Church of Constantine, also known as eleni church. Built in the 18th century as part of the ottoman empire's public services for the religious needs of the denseLy Christian subjects in the region, the church now welcomes visitors from around the world to the city. The historical church, which offers a visual feast, is particularly well regarded as one of the main reasons for its interest in the frescoes that have survived very well. When examing its structural characteristies, the church, seperated to three part with its large courtyard to the west, stands out with the sephicticated arches. The rectangular door features windows and majestic frescoes on the walls, which are initially mentioned, take fore. The church, which has been repaired in various periods and is also the subject of many folk myths,is also added a large bell tower in 1895. It is thought that it is taken care to repair it in accordance with the original. It is not clear whether the construction was built on an old church or from the beginning. It can be stated that the inscription, which includes information that was built by the Sinasoslular Community, does not contain clear statements about the details in question.