US EditionHistoric Greek orphanage on Prinkipos to be revived as hotel
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An important decision was made for the Büyükada Greek Orphanage, the largest wooden structure in the world and unused for 60 years. The Fener Greek Patriarchate decided to turn the structure into a 5-star hotel.
The Fener Greek Patriarchate decided to turn the Greek Orphanage into a hotel
Historic Greek orphanage on Prinkipos to be revived as hotel
The Ecumenical Patriarchate has approved plans to transform one of Europe’s most significant wooden buildings — the former Greek orphanage on Prinkipos, off the coast of Istanbul — into a hotel, reviving its original intended use. The orphanage, perched atop a hill on the Princes’ Islands, was originally built 127 years ago to operate as a luxury hotel. However, lacking official authorisation at the time, it was instead converted into an orphana…
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