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08 - Armenian Church

Adjacent to the Carmelite Church is the smaller, better preserved Armenian Church. Judging by style, it appears to date from the 1360s. Fragments of medieval wall paintings survive inside, as do Armenian inscriptions on the exterior walls.

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01 - Venetian Fortifications: Land Gate and Ravelin	02 - Kızıl Hamam (Scarlet Bath)	03 - Kuru Çeşme (Dry Fountain)
04 - Nestorian Church	05 - Church of St. Anne	06 - Tanners Mosque
07 - Carmelite Church (St. Mary of Carmel)	08 - Armenian Church	09 - Martineno Bastion
10 - Kertikli Hamam (Notched Bath)	11 - Diamante Bastion	12 - Church of St. Fotu
13 - Church of St. George of Latins	14 - Citadel / Othellos Tower	15 - Sea Gate
16 - Hospital of St. Antony	17 - Canbulat Gate and Bastion	18/19 - Church of St. Zoni & Church of St. Nikolaos
20 - Church of St. George of Greeks & Church of St. Symeon	21 - St. Nicholas Cathedral / Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque	22 - Namık Kemal Square
23 - Venetian House	24 - Twin Churches	25 - Ağa Cafer Paşa Hamam / Bath
26 - Franciscan Church & Monastery	27 - Venetian Palace	28 - Ağa Cafer Paşa Çeşmesi / Fountain
29 - Namık Kemal Prison & Museum	30 - Church of St. Peter and Paul	31 - Venetian / Chimney House
32 - Unknown Churches