Hatay at a Glance
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- Brief History
- Geographical Location
- Administrative and Socioeconomic Status
- Culture and Tourism
- Church of St. Peter
- Mosaic Museum
- Habib-i Neccar Mosque
- Titus Tunnel
- Long Bazaar
- Issos Ruins
- St. Simeon Monastery
- Historic Houses of Antakya
- Orthodox Church
- Catholic Church
- Protestant Church
- Jewish Synagogue
- Harbiye Waterfalls
- Sokullu Kulliye
- Samandağ Beach
- Iskenderun Coast
- Güzelyayla, Belen
- Asi River and Park
- Büyük Antakya Parkı
- The cave church
- The important mosques
- The Demirkapi
- The Demirköprü Bridge
- The Dana Ahmetli Bridge
- The Castle of Antioch
- The Reyhanli Hamamat Thermal Spring
- Education
- Health
- Counties Of Hatay
St. Simeon Monastery
Built in the 6th century A.D, this monastery is known as the place of residence of St. Simeon from Antioch, who lived on a column for 40 years. In the site of monastery, which is on the Faith Tourism Map of Turkey; there are 3 churches, 1 baptistery, 1 octagonal courtyard and a column of St. Simeon, exactly in the middle of the courtyard. There are remains of cisterns, houses, kitchens and cellars around it.
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