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Petru Rares built Probota monastery not far from the ruins of the old monastery and decided to be painted in 1532. The architecture and the painted frescoes from the inside and the outside are the expression of exceptional value of the Moldavian medieval art. The price's family and the important nobles of his time, who gained the privilege to be buried into a princley necropolis, rest in the church. The Probota monastery has an impressive series of 21 epigraph funeral stones, the oldest and the most valuable belonging to the founders: Petru Rares, his wife Elena and their son, Stephen.

An incredible 16th century monastery, nestled in the cliffs of the Lussius Ravine, part of the mountainous Arcadia region. A 20 minute walk along a cliffside path leads to this extraordinary hidden gem.

Built as a Reformed Youth Chapel. Interesting reconstruction church with a tower on the right corner.

The Prophet Elias Monastery, located at an altitude of 567 metres, was founded in 1711 by the hieromonks Gabriel and Ioakeim Bellonia. The monastery contains the mitre of Gregory V of Constantinople, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.

The Chapel of the Prophet Elias (Profitis Ilias) is a small, single-nave chapel located in the rocky landscape of the Tripiti Gorge in Crete.

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The Prophet Elijah Church (Ekklisia Profitis Ilias) is an Orthodox place of worship in Akrotiri , in the Chania region of Crete.

The building is located outside of the village in western direction (approx. 0,6 km) on a hill over the village.

The building is located outside of the old village centre in south-western direction (approx. 1,2 km).

The Propositura dei Santi Jacopo e Filippo, commonly known as the Duomo, was built in neoclassical style between 1842 and 1864 to a design by the Florentine engineer Giuseppe Michelacci. It was only later that the portico, the bell towers and the fountain in the centre of the square were added. The bell towers were destroyed during the Second World War and were replaced by a concrete bell tower.