Agia Kyriaki church is located roughly 3km from Apiranthos on Naxos. It dates back to the Iconoclastic period of the 9th century, approximately, and constitutes one of the most significant Byzantine m ...

Agia Kyriaki church, located in Chora’s Nio Chorio quarter, is one of Naxos’s most commonly depicted monuments, both through paintings and photographs. During Ottoman times, Agia Kyriaki served as a m ...

Agia Marina is the main church in Koronos village on Naxos. The older of the two aisles, built before 1200, was dedicated to Agios Ioannis (St. John) and the later one, dating to the 16th century, to  ...

Agii Apostoli is a cruciform, domed Byzantine church of the 10th-11th centuries and of rare architectural style, being the only two-storey church found on Naxos.  The top floor, which was probably a c ...

The temple of Saint Artemis at Stavros, between Tragia and Sagri, is a simple one-room church with a dome in which the sanctuary holds the entire eastern antenna. ...

Agios Georgios on Naxos is a cross-shaped, domed Byzantine cemeterial church of which the exact date of construction is unclear. The octagonal drum of its dome is unique amongst all the other Byzantin ...

Recent archaeological research in frescoes and inscriptions in the Church of Agios Georgios on Naxossuggests it was built on the ruins of another, early Christian church that may have been the oldest ...

Agios Georgios Diassoritis on Naxos is a Byzantine church in the Tragea valley, located between Chalki and Monitsia. It is a cruciform, domed church of the 10th-11th centuries, with many and rare fres ...

The double-aisled, arched church of Agios Thalleleos on Naxos seems to have been part of a monastery which, together with those of Photodotis and Agia, is mentioned in a 1509 document ceding them to t ...

Agios Theodoros is a single-spaced domed church located by the cove of the same name in northwestern Naxos. It was possibly built in the late 19th century, in place of a pre-existing church whose arch ...