AKÇAABAT Akçaabat ilçesi, Orta Mah. Şapel Yapım Yılı: 19 YY Kesme taştan inşa edilmiş tek nefldir. Apsisi içten ve dıştan yuvarlaktır. 3 pencerelidir. Yapının taşıyıcı örtüsü kuzey ve güneyde duvar payeleri arasına atılan kemerle desteklenen beşik tonozdur. Duvar kalıntılarından yapının batısında kuzey-güney doğrultusunda dikdörtgen bir narteks bulunduğu anlaşılmaktadır.

AKÇAABAT Akçaabat ilçesi, Orta Mahalle ST. Michael Kilisesi Yapım Yılı: 13-14.YY Trabzon Akçaabat İlçesi, Orta Mahalle semtindedir. Kilisenin Komnenoslar zamanında yapıldığı sanılmaktadır. Komnenos Manuel, Selçuklu ordusunu 30 Ağustos 1332’de yenmiş ve bu zaferi kutlamak amacıyla bu kiliseyi yaptırmıştır. Kilise Rumlar tarafından 1846 yılında onarılmıştır.

In the continuation of the mountain where the Sumela Monastery was built, it is placed on the natural rock platform, almost in line with it. The monastery is entered at the gate of the protection wall in the south. On the right there is the basic remnants of the monastery cells that are placed as judges of the valedictory. The hearths are visible in the cells, in the middle. The church, which is the main structure of the monastery, has a rectangular plan and a single apse.

It consists of a group of buildings in a garden surrounded by high walls. The church building is in the north - east corner of the area. The roof of the church, which has a rectangular plan in Baroque style, has two facades. According to plan it is built with three nefits and without abscissa.. The naves are covered with vaults. The interiors of the church are decorated with icons and frescoes that reflect the characteristics of the period. The church is connected to the Vatican.

The building is the oldest Byzantine church in the city. It was written in the Greek book on the entrance gate that it was rebuilt in the time of Basil I in 884-885. It is known that the three-naved, basilica-planned church made of stone has narthex, but today there is no remains or sign. Naves are circular plan from inside and outside. There is a crypt and there are two ion-capped columns with Naosta "T" -shaped two feet. The church used until 1923 was repaired. It is out of use today.

The 14th century church is planned with three naves and three apses basilica and covered with vaults. From the north and the apse of the building it is illuminated by a stone stairway to the northern part of the chorus. Today, as a result of substantial repairs, it has been used as a mukhtar and reading room.