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A church built on a hilltop in 1870, after the destruction of old capital Zephyria. The wooden iconostasis and the icons of the two churches in Zephyria were transferred to the new church. In the churchyard there is also a pebble mosaic, a creation of John Kavroudaki.
Built in 1810 on the cliffs of Plaka, this church offers a spectacular view as well as relics of saints, sacred relics, a separate gilded wooden iconostasis and gilded bier from Smyrna. The courtyard of the temple was created from marble tombstones of the old city.
It is built on the hill on the way to the Castle which of course offers a panoramic view. It is one of the most photographed churches on the island. The Church was built in 1839 and has incredible icons from the workshop of Skordilidon as well as a wooden iconostasis.
This is a small church built on the hill above the Klima. Beyond its interesting interior, it is an ideal place from which to enjoy a view of the island, the bay of Adamadas and the sunset.
This church is found in village Tripiti. It has a marble iconostasis of the 17th century and icons of the Cretan School and Emmanuel Skordilis.
This is a church built on an ancient temple, with visible columns and marble pieces. Is located on a hilltop in Klima, with superb view.
The church was deserted after the destruction of the settlement Zephyria by an earthquake, it remains, however, an important monument and is protected by the Ministry of Culture. The icon of Panagia of Portiani like other relics were transferred to the church Kimisis tis Theotokou (Assumption), while at the temple one can see some old...
This is a 16th-century monastery with a long history. According to the legend, Agios Ioannis miraculously saved the inhabitants from pirate attacks as well as from a shell that hadn’t exploded during the Second World War. Today you can see the shell as well as the pirate's weapon. On September 25 there is a celebration and fair in the name...
