Moni Kato Panagias
Artaion Municipality, Greece
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The Kato Panagia Monastery, situated at the foot of Peranthi hill approximately twenty minutes west of Arta in the Artaion Municipality of Greece, is a Byzantine structure erected in 1250. Built from brick and stone, the monastery stands beside the river Arachthos and represents a significant example of Byzantine monastic architecture from the mid-thirteenth century. Today it remains a protected building and archaeological site in Greece.
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- Built
- Type
- monastery
- Materials
- brick, stone
- Heritage
- archaeological site in Greece, protected building in Greece
- Place
- Artaion Municipality, Greece
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