Ιερός Ναός Κοιμήσεως της Θεοτόκου - Kimiseos Theotokou 17

The prominent position of Naos of the Virgin Mary, at the price of her Sleep, was the central Naous of the Nainia. He founded a women's monastery in its original form. It was re-established in 1812 and turned into a frontier. This bell tower was built in 1833, when the temple was completed in 1930 in the main church. In the courtyard of the temple is the cemetery. In the woodcut sculpture in the chapel of the old temple, the earliest curriculums are preserved. In the center of the village is Naos of the congregation Constantine and Elen (Rev. 1). It was founded in 20-4-1971 by the then Archbishop of Ancient Seraphiro Tika and was inaugurated in 14-11-1982 by the Makarios Metropolitan of Yiannan, Lord Theoklitos. It is a rhythm of three-aisled royal, with three inaugurated grand banks. In the back of the central temple is Naos of the Pammegistas Taxiarchs Michail and Gabriel (Eccles 2). It is the earliest building of the name. According to the archeology, it dates back to 1750. The painting survives in Jerusalem in 1750, with genuine Byzantine features, and mainly in Naos it is 1925. On the hilly hill of Katsikas is Naos of the Holy Apostles (Ec 3). In the past, it has been found to be a Jewish monarchy in Romania and many of its estates have been confiscated. Ὁ Nassos was saved until 1967. On the same day, the second day of Easter was an earthquake. Ὁ You have committed severe failures. The inhabitants of the denomination rebuilt and the old building retained only the nook of the Nai. The icons of the iconostasis were saved and kept in the center of the central temple. It is a rhythm of a one-aisled Basilica. The name of the village comes from the name of the descendant of the monastery. There are two co-workers of the Temple in the name. On the west side of the Virgin Mary, on a wooded hill, is located the church of Paraskevas, 1838, which belongs to the guild of the tailors. The second guild of Naos was re-established in the place of the temple of St. Demetrius Katsikas, who fired in the war of 1940.