Churches in Paros

The Monastery of Panagia Ekatontapiliani (the Virgin Mary of the Hundred Doors) is located near Parikia and is one of the oldest churches in Paros. Tradition has it that the monastery was constructed by the orders of Saint Helene, while she was traveling to the Holy Lands to find the Cross of Jesus Christ.

The little church of Agios Ioannis (Saint John) Detis was built in the 17th century. It is located on the rocky coast of Monastiri, in the bay of Naoussa. The area boasts a superb beach, attracting many visitors for its great beauty.

Agios Konstantinos is a beautiful church located on the seaside of Parikia village, offering, in addition to its beautiful architecture, amazing views over the bay.

Pamegiston Taksiarxon is one of the most photogenic churches in the village of Parikia, characterized by its blue dome and colorful flowers surrounding it.

The monastery of Logovarda is the largest monastery on the island, famous for its attractive and interesting architecture. It also houses a library with rare and valuable manuscripts.

Kimisis Theotokou is the main church of the village of Naoussa and can be seen from the port.

Agios Fokas is a photogenic church located in the bay of Parikia, 5 km away from the capital of the island.

In the village of Lefkes stands the main church of Agia Triada (Holy Trinity), built in 1830. It has been constructed with the fine semi-transparent marble of Paros and is one of the settlement's most charming buildings.

A few kilometers away from Parikia lies the Monastery of Jesus of the Woods, built on top of a hill and offering a splendid view of the island of Antiparos. The convent was built in the 18th century and is actually a nunnery.