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MONI TOURLIANIS

MONI TOURLIANIS
The monastery of Panagia of Tourlianis finds in the picturesque village of Ano Mera.
It was founded by two monks at 1542. Inside the church there is an impressive chancel screen that was manufactured in Florentia. In the grounds of the monastery there is a small museum in which you can see ecclesiastical heirlooms.

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MONI TOURLIANIS - The entrance of the monastery of Panagia Tourliani. It is founded at Ano Mera village.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The monastery was built in 1542, in the place where used to be the old church of of the presentation of the Virgin.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The architecture of the monastery impresses the visitors.

MONI TOURLIANIS - Admire the simplicity that characterize the Cycladic architecture style

MONI TOURLIANIS - The mural that adorns the roof of church.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The marvellous carven chancel screen of the church.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The splendid chancel screen of the church pulls the attention of pilgrims.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The marble tap that is found to the precinct of the monastery.

MONI TOURLIANIS - The picturesque paved alley that is leads in the buildings of the monastery.