Known as Peristera, this Monastery was built nearby the Şimşirli village in Maçka district in the middle of the 8th century. Only the base of the church has survived to the present.

It was built in the south of Carsi Mosque in the form of a double Turkish bath. Its name is mentioned among the foundations of Iskender Pasha. It is thought to be built between the years 1521-1533. As the double Turkish bath implies, it has two sepeate sections for men and women. Men section is covered with an octagonal roof supported by pillars.

Located in the Kemerkaya Neighbourhood, the church was built for the foreign citizens around 1869 and 1874 upon the order of Sultan Abdülmecit. Since then, the church has still been used for worship by foreign citizens and visitors.

Hıdırnebi was established on the hill which is behind the Hıdırnebi Stone. Today, Hıdırnebi Plateau can be reached by a 45minute trip from Trabzon's center and half an hour from Akcaabat's center. Located on the 1450-1500m altitude, it is one of the most important holiday resorts and stopovers of the Black Sea Region. It is asked and preferred with its natural beauty and Yayla Kent facilities that were made in 1998 and have a transmitter on the west.