Panagia Ekatontapyliani
A sacred Byzantine marvel at the heart of Parikia
A cornerstone of Parian heritage with a name shrouded in legend.
Often called the “Church of 100 Doors,” Panagia Ekatontapyliani is one of Greece’s oldest and most important Byzantine churches. Built in the 4th century and expanded through the centuries, it’s a testament to timeless devotion and architectural grace. Within its cool stone walls lie ancient frescoes, chapels, and relics that speak to centuries of worship. Whether for pilgrimage or quiet reflection, this landmark offers a deeply spiritual experience rooted in the island’s soul.
