Goreme Open Air Museum
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"site naturel magnifique et églises byzantines à voir absolument. 2 déceptions : la principale église est payante en + du site et il est interdit de prendre des photos"
@eugeniebau
"Bello però sopravvalutato, molto più belle tutte le altre valli intorno. In tutto ciò costa pure 26 euro maledetti "
@michihope
"“Cut into volcanic rock and crowded with churches, chapels, and monasteries, this was once a large monastic complex. The frescoes at the Dark Church are pristinely preserved and so beautiful” - goop"
@caffrey
"15€ l’entrée environ très beau beaucoup de monde "
@leaaard
"UNESCO World Heritage To walk into the Goreme valley is rather like entering a land of pixies or a scene from Tolkien. Conical houses topped by stone caps look more like stalagmites crossed with toadstools than any conventional house, but there are doors and windows This extraordinary landscape is the result of millennia of erosion, Eruptions from Mount Erciyes (Argeus of classical times) laid down deep strata oftuff, a soft rock formed fram compressed volcanic ash. As it weathered, numerous phallic buttes were created where boulders of harder rock, usually basalt, impeded the rate of erosion Christianity came early to Anatolia (St. Paul traveled through the region), and Cappadocia's remoteness attracted adherents seeking a hermit's solitude and, later, those fleeing persecution. As communities grew, the basic chambers they scooped out of the soft rock developed into more complex dwellings and places of worship. More than 1,000 rock churches have been found all over Cappadocia, and a concentration of "fairy chimney" houses and churches near Goleme has been designated an open-air museum Lack of exposure to light and, until recently, visitors have preserved the painted interiors of the rock churches astonishingly well. Some, dating from the Iconoclastic Controversy (726-843), when figurative representation was forbidden, have geometrical designs, mostly in red ocher, whereas those from the tenth and eleventh centuries are lively with saints and biblical scenes. One of the largest, Tokal: Kilise, glows a rich biue, and Karanlik Kilise (the "dark church"), reached by a winding stairway, is especially well preserved. A little way from the main cluster, Saki Kilise has a particular charm. Its biblical characters are depicted, not in the Holy Land but walking in Goreme's own fairy landscape."
@nchavotier
"Patrimonio Unesco 1984, uno dei siti più importanti di tutta la Turchia, assolutamente da visitare. Racchiude delle splendide chiese scavate nella roccia, rinominati camini delle fate, importantissimo centro di cristianità costruito tra il 900 e il 1100. Costo 2,50 $ All'interno del museo vi sono numerosi alberi di ciliegi che aumentano la carinezza del luogo."
@atelierberlino
"LA MAGIE DE LA CAPPADOCE ! (VLOG #40) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_anadICw3w&list=PLtwL6_uNHKrTSjSLULaY2VVZPrtQfNWoM&index=28 INCROYABLE, FAITES LE UNE FOIS DANS VOTRE VIE ! (VLOG #41) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIJEUYqE0O0&list=PLtwL6_uNHKrTSjSLULaY2VVZPrtQfNWoM&index=29"
@fandejulesenasie