Panagia (Virgin Mary) Damniotissa is a pretty, cruciform church on Naxos with a dome of the 9th-10th centuries, situated where the Daminos settlement once existed. It retains three layers of frescoes ...

The Church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Drossiani –a short distance from Moni, on the way to Chalki- is one of Naxos’s oldest. The church, part of an old monastery, has a unique architectural style, with ...

Panagia Attaliotissa, a church dedicated to the Assumption of Virgin Mary, is located approximately 400m north of the village of Galini on Naxos. This cruciform, domed basilica is a listed monument an ...

Panagia (Virgin Mary) Theoskepasti, Kastro’s Orthodox Church, is located directly behind the Catholic Cathedral, and next to the Catholic Episcopal Palace on Naxos. This church is double-aisled, its s ...

About 1.5km SW of the settlement of Atsipapi, at Loiri on Naxos, is the 9th century Byzantine church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Kera. Its architectural style is the rare transitional cruciform, circumsc ...

Panagia (Virgin Mary) Myrtidiotissa, a whitewashed chapel on a islet in the middle of Naxos harbor, stands as the island’s first picturesque sight that greets visitors. According to historical sources ...

The Church of Panagia (Virgin Mary) Protothronos at Chalki is one of Naxos’s oldest and most important religious monuments. Initially built in the early Christian period as a three-aisled basilica, it ...

The impressive Church of Panagia Filotitissa on Naxos, dedicated to the Assumption of Virgin Mary, is located close to Barozzi tower. The church is estimated to have been built in 1710 on a plot of la ...

The Ursuline School -School of Commerce on Naxos island was initially a monastery for Jesuit monks who settled on Naxos in the early 17th century, guided by French diplomacy and foreign policy in the ...