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KASOS
From Venetian castles to churches and traditional settlements — the places worth seeing in Kasos.
The quiet coast where, according to tradition, the disaster of 1824 began.
An old olive mill in Arvanitochori, where everyday life in Kassio has remained untouched.
Rocky location in the interior of the island with engraved votive inscriptions of sailors, dating to the 2nd-1st century BC.
A small chapel in the Elleros area, about 9 kilometers south of Fry.

The chapel at the highest point of Kasos, with views as far as Armathia and Makra.

Four thousand titles in a neoclassical building by Fry, donated by the Mavris family.
A space built by the residents of Arvanitochori themselves, with tools from their homes.
Important church in Arvanitochori, dedicated to the Three Hierarchs.

The church of Agia Marina, which gave its name to the village of the same name, adorns the settlement.
Another well-known church in Agia Marina, it stands out for its marble iconostasis.
In the village of Panagia, near the Six Churches, the Panagia of St. George is built on an ancient site.
A chapel just outside Arvanitochori, built inside a cave next to the bed of the Skylas stream.
Church in Arvanitochori, built from 1864 to the beginning of the 20th century.

The temple of the patron saint of Kasos, above the port of Bouka.
The largest church of Kasos is built in the settlement of Emporio, on the ruins of an old Christian church.
Built in 1896 in the village of Panagia, with a carved wooden iconostasis and a mosaic floor.