Ziliaskoudis IsidorosNathanail GeorgeLitsmanov Roudi

6th grade, 3rd Primary School, Veria, Greece2010-2011

Kiriko’s and Ioulittas’Church

It was built in the middle of the 14th century and it was the only church that had a cupola.

It has three niches with a very impressive ceramic-plastic decoration on them.

You can see many ancient marbles in its courtyard, forecourt and on its walls.

Its frescos (wall paintings) are dated from 14th to 16th century.

The church is open only in the saints’ name day, on July15.

A very old church…

The three niches

…in the courtyard

…on the wall …in the forecourt

Ancient marbles everywhere…

The forecourt wall paintings

The inner wall paintings

(in three zones)

The temple and the niche

The holly gate

Kirikos and Ioulitta, the patron saints