Why go
The church brings Byzantine-era religious architecture into a quiet upland setting, far from the island’s resort shore. Its modest scale makes the building itself easy to take in, while the wooded surroundings reveal another side of Rhodes’ geography. Pair it with Eleousa if you are tracing the inland road, rather than making a long detour for the chapel alone.
What to look for
- A small fifteenth-century church stands in the wooded uplands near Eleousa.
- Frescoes distinguish the interior of the fifteenth-century church.
Useful to know
- The chapel may be closed; the exterior and surrounding grounds still offer a brief stop.
- Allow roughly 20–50 minutes for the visit.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 20–35 min
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