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This is the small church that you will notice even before you arrive at the island, a jewel that decorates the end of the beach. It is a beautiful whitewashed small church in the shape of a cross on a low hill. Going up, no one expects to see the wonderful view of the island and the sea that will make you stare at the endless blue. There is...
This is the Cathedral of Skopelos that stands out due to its bell tower and stone roof. It is a cruciform basilica with a dome and inside you will see the wooden gilded iconostasis from 1762, as well as images from the 17th to the 19th century.
A monastery that is closely connected with the Daponte family, who built it and offered a lot to it. It is built on a hill with fortification architecture since the temple is surrounded by a wall. The temple, in the shape of a cross with a dome, has in its interior a woodcut, gold plated screen with rich adornment, as well as icons from the...
A small church perched on the top of a cliff, 100 meters above the sea. Worth to ascend the steps (200 approximately) and admire the sea view. Here was shot the famous wedding scene from the movie Mama mia. The church celebrates on August 29.
Within walking distance from the Evangelismos Monastery, surrounded by greenery, is the monastery that was constructed around 16th century. A dependency of an Athos monastery and there you will see a carved iconostasis of 1874 as well as images from the 16th to the 19th century.
A temple of the 17th century. with cruciform dome and a chapel dedicated to Agii 9St.) Anargyri. The rich carved reredos with inscription built in 1683 and the images from the 16th to the 19th century, attract the interest
A Monastery dedicated to the patron Saint of the island Agio Rigino. There you will also see the tomb of the Saint who was martyred in the 4th century.
