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

The building is located outside of the village in northern direction (approx. 2 km), in a complex of several small churches.

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.

The building is located in the northern part of the town.

The building is located outside of the village in south-western direction (approx. 0,7 km).

The chapel is located in the south-eastern direction of the Agia Triada village centre in the fields. The building is in a fair to poor condition. The doors and windows are not in place and the bell in the small bell tower is missing.

The small chapel is located at the southern edge of the village in the fields. The condition is fair. At the time of visit the building was locked.

The Agia Triada Basilica is located in the eastern part of the settlement and was very likely built in the 5th century. Today only the foundations, mosaics as well as some columns are left at this excavation site. On the day of the visit, the gates were closed, although there are signs indicating that this excavation site is regularly open and a small entrance fee is charged.

The church with the ekklesionym Agia Triada (Holy Trinity), which was built according to Kassinis at the end of the Ottoman era, is located on the road coming from Aigialousa. It is still used by the G/C living there in an enclave.