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This was built in Italianate style as an Armenian Apostolic Church in 1870. After the Armenians were slaughtered or deported in 1915 it was handed over to the Roman Catholics.
Saint Paul Church, alternatively known as the Bebekli Kilise, is a Roman Catholic Church in Adana. The church was built by the Jesuit Order in 1870, and served the Armenian and European Catholic communities. After the Armenian genocide and with the foundation of the Republic of Turkey, the church was handed over to the Apostolic Vicariate of Anatolia. St. Paul Church is located close to the 5 Ocak Square, off the Cemal Gürsel Street. The 2.5 meter high bronze statue of Mary resembled a baby to the people walking by and the church became known as the "Church with Baby".
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Traditional 19th century mansion where Atatürk stayed in 1923, and restored as a museum in 1981. Signage is only in Turkish.
This relocated from the riverside in 2019. It's now in a former textile mill, with space to display the extensive high-quality collection - you need 2 or 3 hours to see it.