Panagia Ekatondapiliani, Paros

This church with its chapels is one of the major attractions on the island of Paros. The church dates back to the 4th Century, and its name suggests that it has 99 door while the hundredth is hidden till Constantinople becomes Greek Orthodox again. The church featured one of the earliest and most preserved baptistery in Christendom. Right next to the church, located the Byzantine Museum (2euros. Prices summer 2022) Not a huge museum but for those who are interested it shows some religious artifacts from ancient Christian world. From a small souvenirs shop you can buy some religious replicas for reasonable prices.

So cool to see a part of history from a cultural perspective. Nice and quick and right off the port so you can visit while you are waiting for your rental car to arrive.

Wow! From the outside looking in, we did not expect to see what we saw. This place was just stunning inside and they have maintained it phenomenally over the years. We went there around noon, got to hear the bells and enjoy a wonderful slow walk around the place and saw the pieces of history it had on display in its courtyard and then walked around inside. Must go.

Very adorable and quiet place. Gives you a calm rest within a rather lively island.

Gorgeous church for a traditional Greek wedding 💒