The Byzantine church of Agios Georgios (Saint George) is one of the most famous churches in Omorfokklisia. It is a domed cross-in-square church, built in the 12^th century. The frescoes in the interior date back to the 13^th and the 15^th century. Although during the Ottoman rule they were severely damaged and an interior fire destroyed a significant part of them, the church is in very good condition. However, what makes this temple so unique in Greece is a 3 m wooden statue, representing the Saint wearing the traditional Greek skirt “foustanella”. A visit to this quiet harmonic church is really worth it. No wonder why the settlement of Omorfoklissia, which means “beautiful church” in Greek, was named like that; the beauty of the church is undisputable. The reputation of a miraculous woodcut attracts many pilgrims who come to Omorfoklisia each year on the feast of St. George to pray, trying to stick coins on the woodcut.