The church is a cave church and the facade of the cave dates 1000 years after it was used by early Christians. Barnabas and Paul the Apostle from Tarsus are believed to work here for Christian community, and there the converts were called Christians for the first time in history. More

The cave church, St. Pierre has to be visited , The place is located just the outskirts of town, easy to reach if you do not have a car you can use a cab . For drivers there are plenty of directions, adequate number of signs posted . There is parking lot . I do not know how to do... More

The main thing is dont go there expecting a revolutionary experience. It is small and quite; however if you are in the area you should visit it. It cost 8 Turkish Lira per person, you can go inside and take pictures. The employees speak English and are there should you need them. It depends on how important religion is to... More

St Peters church (called St Pierres locally because of the former French colonial masters) is a short, well signposted walk from the centre. It is in a beautiful; spot below a cliff. It was the site of the first Christian Cathedral (supposed to have been owned by St Luke who gave it). St Peter and St Paul preached here. You... More