Saint Voukolos Church (, ) is a Greek Orthodox church in ðzmir, Turkey. Its patron saint is Voukolos, the first Bishop of Smyrna.
Saint Voukolos Church, which started to be built in 1886 by the Armenians of the Greek Orthodox faith, was opened to worship in 1887. It was the only structure of Armenians that was not damaged by the great fire of Smyrna in 1922. As a result of the population exchange between Greece and Turkey, the church community left ðzmir in the following year.
In February 1924, at the request of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the church building started to host the ðzmir Archaeological Museum. During this period, the frescoes in the church were covered. In 1951, with the relocation of the museum to Kültürpark, the church building started to function as an opera study hall and a warehouse. In 1975, it was registered as a "cultural asset to be protected". It was severely damaged in a fire in 1990. In 2003, it was given to the use of ðzmir Metropolitan Municipality. In December 2008, restoration work started at the church. After the restoration work was completed in 2010, the church building began to be used for cultural events; two of the four additions of the church were opened as the ðzmir Journalists' Association Press Museum, and Hanife ÃÂetiner and Esin Yñlmaz Memorial House. On 17 August 2014, for the first time since 1922, a ritual was held at the church for the Assumption of Mary. The church also hosted various rites in 2015, 2016, and 2018.
Built using stone and brick, the church has one nave, one apse, and one transept.