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The church of Agia Eirini is situated on a hill about 350m southwest of the church of Panagia Evangelistria. The church building was erected in 1894.   

The small cemetery chapel is located in the northern part of the village. Its year of construction is unknown. The structural condition is ok, but the interior is affected by graffiti.

The Church with the ekklesionym Agia Eirini is located on the western edge of the village centre and was built in 1832. Restoration work documented for 1960. Not in active use.

The inactive monastery complex is located south of the village on a hill. The complex was built in the 15th century and is now in very poor condition. The roofs have been completely collapsed for some time and further decay is only a matter of time.

The chapel is located southeast of the village on the road towards Dikomo. It has been renovated sometime ago and is now used as an art studio.

The small Agia Marina chapel is located a good 1.5 kilometres from the village centre in a meadow to the west. At the time of the visit in 2022, the chapel was in poor condition.

The Agia Paraskevi church was built in 1892 and is located in the south-western area (approx. 850m from the old village centre) – it has been converted into a mosque.

The Church with the ekklesionym Agia Paraskevi is located on the northeastern edge of the old village centre.

The Church with the ekklesionym Agia Photini is located in the northern part of the old village centre. It was for a long time located in a military area. Today this small church lies in ruins.

The church in the centre of the Greek Orthodox cemetery was built in 1862. The church is now derelict and, like the cemetery, has not been used since 1974.