Location information

Byzantine church of Agios Georgios the Kamariotis

KAMARIOTIS (Village) TYLISSOS
  The three-aisled Byzantine church of Agios Georgios the Kamariotis is dedicated to Agios Nikolaos, Afentis Christos and Agios Georgios. Its entrance door, between the narthex and the main church, is unique with exceptional decorations. Above the entrance door is the lion of St. Mark and on the two sides are coat of arms of the fourteenth century. The central aisle has the coat of arms of Kalergis (an important Cretan family during the Venetian era) and the Byzantine double-headed eagle. On the south door is the date 1629.

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Panagia church

  The Byzantine church of the Panagia, has two aisles and many frescoes. An old grave is within the church.

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Agios Antonios Church

KERAMOUTSI (Village) TYLISSOS
  Agios Antonios is reached by a path from the Panagia. It is a small church with a few frescoes.

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The Panagia Church

  The church of the Panagia is on the west side of the village in the middle of a plain and has beautiful architecture and some traces of old frescoes.

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