Churches
Church of Saint Nicholas
The main church of the community is dedicated to Saint Nicholas and is located in the village center.
It was built in 1818, inaugurated in 1853, and renovated in 1992. During renovation, the roof and external supports were replaced. Old tiles were reused on the north side, while new tiles of the same type were placed on the south side, brought from Agios Theodoros Soleas.
The church measures approximately 22 meters in length and 6 meters in width. Its iconostasis was created in 1910 by Stylianos Papapetrou. The Crucifixion and mourning icons above it are gilded.
A mosaic of Saint Nicholas decorates the exterior near the entrance.
Source: Andreas Poumpouris (steward)
Chapel of Saint and Prophet Avvakoum
This chapel is located on the western edge of the community, at the site of the former village of Kalamithasa, destroyed in 1575.
The chapel was built in 1989. In the same year (July 15), the hermitage and tomb containing the saint’s relic were discovered.
The church was inaugurated on July 11, 1993. It follows the architectural style of the Church of the Holy Cross of Agiasmati. Beneath it lie the ruins of the older church destroyed in 1575.
The site is a place of pilgrimage, attracting many visitors.
Chapel of Panagia Chrysogaloustsa (Galaktotrofousa)
A small chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary is located about 1 km west of the village. It was built in 1998, following traditional architecture.
An older church once stood there but was destroyed in 1575. It was also dedicated to the Virgin to help mothers produce milk.
The ancient icon of the Virgin is now kept in the Church of Saint George in Alona.
Chapel of Saint Efstathios
A chapel has been built on the ruins of the church of Saint Efstathios, the patron saint of hunters.