Panagia Ekatontapyliani
Explore one of Greece's oldest and most important Byzantine churches, preserved for over 1,700 years.
Where History Meets Faith
Panagia Ekatontapyliani is one of Greece’s oldest and most important Christian monuments — a living masterpiece that has stood for over 1,700 years. Known as the “Church of 100 Doors,” it blends history, spirituality, and stunning Byzantine architecture in the heart of Parikia. Whether you're interested in culture, architecture, or simply want to explore one of Paros’ most iconic sites, Ekatontapyliani offers a peaceful and unforgettable experience.
Experience Ekatontapyliani Like a Local
Location: In the center of Parikia, just a 2-minute walk from the port.
Parking: Free parking areas available around the old town and near the church entrance.
Access Road: Fully paved — ideal for all cars, scooters, and ATVs.
Type of Visit: Cultural, historical, religious — suitable for all ages.
Photo Tip: Capture the courtyard arches and the marble iconostasis — some of Paros’ most photogenic spots.
Best Time to Visit: Morning hours for a quiet atmosphere and soft natural light.
Nearby Spots: Explore the old town of Parikia, the Archaeological Museum, and the waterfront.
Facilities: Small shops, cafés, bakeries, and traditional tavernas within walking distance.
Family Friendly: Perfect for families — easy access, shaded courtyards, and safe pedestrian areas.
Photo Tip: Capture the courtyard arches and the marble iconostasis — some of Paros’ most photogenic spots.
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