Religious Sites in Kos
Explore the diverse spiritual landscape of Kos, ranging from 18th-century Ottoman architecture to secluded Byzantine-style chapels. This collection includes the Defterdar Mosque in the heart of Kos Town and the hilltop Chapel of Panagia Ziniotissa, which offers panoramic views of Kamari Bay. The island's religious heritage is preserved in remote monasteries like Agios Ioannis and local parish churches in villages such as Zipari and Antimachia, often featuring traditional blue domes and intricate iconography.
A Monastery of Agios Ioannis
A beautiful, tranquil and secluded monastery where you can see amazing religious paintings and enjoy the view.
B Defterdar Mosque
An 18th-century Ottoman mosque located in Eleftherias Square. It features a distinct cubic design and served as a central place of worship for the local Muslim community.
Agios Ioannis
Greek Orthodox church located near the village of Antimachia.
AGIA EIRENE
Greek Orthodox church situated in the Zipari region.
Agios Theologos
Secluded Greek Orthodox chapel located on the western coast near Kefalos, known for its proximity to the rugged shoreline.
AGIOS KONSTANTINOS
Greek Orthodox church located in the rural outskirts near Pyli.
Chapel Panagia Ziniotissa
Small chapel perched on Mount Zini offering panoramic views of the Kefalos peninsula and the Aegean Sea.
Theotokou Koimiseos Church
Large Greek Orthodox church in Zipari dedicated to the Dormition of the Virgin Mary.
Agios Nikolaos
Greek Orthodox place of worship located in the southern region of the island near Kefalos.
Agios Mamas
Small, remote chapel situated on the southwestern tip of Kos, south of Kefalos.
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