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This small 14th-century church in Ano Poli hides some of the best-preserved Byzantine frescoes in the entire Balkans. The vivid wall paintings cover nearly every surface and offer an extraordinary window into late Byzantine art.
Built in the early 14th century, possibly as a dependency of Vlatadon Monastery, the church survived the Ottoman period largely intact. Its frescoes are attributed to the same school that painted the Chora Church in Constantinople.