Saint Eleusa Attika Greece
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Its construction dates back to the Byzantine period
Something that connects the church with the area is that on its left side, looking at the entrance, we will find the ancient source of the Ilis river.
Ilissos, is one of the two rivers of Athens and passing southeast through the basin of Attica, it ends at the Faliric bay.
Plato called it "ὐδάτιον", because it dried up in the summer.

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What a quaint little chapel. Beautifully filmed.

Could this be the smallest church in Greece?

Blériot53 Posted at 11-5 13:12
What a quaint little chapel. Beautifully filmed.

Good morning. Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful weekend

DAFlys Posted at 11-6 00:31
Could this be the smallest church in Greece?

there are many small churches in Greece since ancient times. Good morning. Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful weekend

WalkinginHellas Posted at 11-6 01:37
there are many small churches in Greece since ancient times. Good morning. Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful weekend

You too.   Hope you have a cracking week ahead.  

Beautiful aerial views Niko.    That's a really small church but I bet it has lots of history behind it.  Hope you are having a great weekend.  

WalkinginHellas Posted at 11-6 01:36
Good morning. Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful weekend

Same to you my friend

Very nice to see!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-6 11:04
Very nice to see!

Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful week

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-6 03:47
Beautiful aerial views Niko.    That's a really small church but I bet it has lots of history behind it.  Hope you are having a great weekend.

Its construction dates back to the Byzantine period
Something that connects the church with the area is that on its left side, looking at the entrance, we will find the ancient source of the Ilis river.
Ilissos, is one of the two rivers of Athens and passing southeast through the basin of Attica, it ends at the Faliric bay.
Plato called it "ὐδάτιον", because it dried up in the summer.
Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful week

WalkinginHellas Posted at 11-7 06:31
Thank you very much. Ηave a wonderful week

You're welcome!

WalkinginHellas Posted at 11-7 06:32
Its construction dates back to the Byzantine period
Something that connects the church with the area is that on its left side, looking at the entrance, we will find the ancient source of the Ilis river.
Ilissos, is one of the two rivers of Athens and passing southeast through the basin of Attica, it ends at the Faliric bay.

You're very welcome Niko.  

Thanks for the well wishes and also for schooling me up on the history of the church.