Church of St. Panteleimon

The temple of St. Panteleimon is rightfully considered one of the famous temples on the peninsula. It was founded in September 1910 by King George I. Located in the city centre, it is easy to find. His size is impressive. The author of the project is John Papadhakis, and its construction was done by Nomikos Georgios. The lighting of the temple took place in June 1930 by the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece.

Attention is drawn to the icons created by the painter of Greek origin John Karausos. Inside are rows of chairs on which you can sit during the service. Only candles are allowed to be touched. Entry is free. It can be reached on foot or by public transport.