The Church of the Holy Trinity in Agrinio was built from 1819, at the expense of the nearby Tatarna Monastery and thanks to the contributions of the inhabitants. The construction was quickly interrupted due to the arrival of the Greek revolution in 1820. Instead, the church was used as a checkpoint. Rebuilt after the revolution, the church was expanded again in 1906.
The Panagia Church was built after the reconstruction of the University Hospital of Patras in 1988 to offer worship services to those who wish to get access to worship services.
The Anglican Church of Patras, dedicated to St Andrew, was built between 1872 and 1878 for the flourishing English community during the time of the raisin trade in the city. The building was erected in the Gothic Revival style with granite stones and simple decoration.
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