This church is now used as a museum. It is very old but well preserved. The atmosphere is very special. If you ever go to Tarsus, visit this church. It should be open until 17:30 I guess (not sure about that).

This is an impressive structure, not because of its architecture but the story behind of it. Spare some time to visit this place.

Great place for pictures. Large garden area. Church is still used for Sunday services. Good parking area. Only takes about 30 minutes to see everything and take pictures.

This is a must visit if you are 'into' Biblical/religious literature, or if you like historical sites linked with religious characters. St. Paul of Tarsus, born here, is regarded by many as the architect of Christianity as his letters dominate the New Testament. This area...More

This site is beautiful and well kept. The church is great. Just keep in mind that it is a memorial church to St. Paul; it is not a site he was known to have visited. Still, it is good that Turkey has paid homage to...More

Found this by accident looking for the St. Paul well. Recommend learning the difference between Well & Church in Turkish just encase you need to ask the locals for directions. Had to pay a minor fee, site was very well kept.

This is the home of St. Paul and there is some art work in the restored and relatively well conserved church. Woth sa few minutes to take a look while walking around the town. Don't miss the tomb of the prophet Jacob a few blocks...More