Religious
Few Words About the Chapel
The little church is situated on the major route between Amiantos and Karvounas in Kardama. This church was constructed in 2002 by the family of Panikos X Kostas in remembrance of their deceased son, Andreas, who was killed in a car accident.
The chapel is constructed to the same specifications as other chapels in mountainous Cyprus. It is constructed from local stone and is a Franco-Byzantine church with a sloping wooden roof covered in tiles.
The bell tower is a basic structure positioned in the church’s courtyard.
In the same location is the 18th-century Agia Paraskevi church, which is currently in ruins. According to the Department of Antiquities as well as the recollections of locals, this area was once home to a predominantly agricultural community.
The church celebrates Agia Paraskevi’s feast day on July 26 each year.
Church Services
Telephone
+357 25552335
Open Hours
Request a visit
Open on Sundays for the church service
Open on Sundays for the church service
Accessibility
For Everyone
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