Agiou Antoniou Chapel, Deryneia Village, Famagusta, Cyprus
1 min read

The Agiou Antoniou Chapel is located in Deryneia village in the Ammochostos district. More specifically it is situated on Agia Marina Street.

It is the made up of a newer building that was part of a woman Monastery and was built by the nuns.

It is a simple chapel made up of one room with a wooden roof. Its simplicity is also found in the chapel’s interior.

The templo is decorated with icons of the Saints and presentations from the New Testament.

Agios Antonios is celebrated on the 17th of January every year.

Agiou Antoniou Chapel, Deryneia Village location map: 

Near Agiou Antoniou Chapel, Deryneia Village

Other places within a short drive, closest first.

Nearby Places and things to do (within 5 km radius)

Nicosia

Panagia tou Moutoulla Church

Panagia tou Moutoulla church is one of the ten churches of the mountain range of Troodos that have been listed as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. The monu

Limassol

Veregaria Hotel

Nestled in the scenic countryside of Cyprus, the Berengaria Hotel stands as a historic landmark that embodies elegance, grandeur, and timeless beauty.

Limassol

Prodromos Dam

Prodromos Dam is one of the most charming and peaceful small dams in Cyprus, located close to the village of Prodromos in the Troodos Mountains.

Limassol

Prodromos Village

Prodromos is a village (Greek: Πρόδρομος) which belongs to the district of Limassol in Cyprus in the geographical region of South Marathasa, about 60 kilometres

Pages

Related content

Paphos

Akamas Peninsula

Akamas Peninsula: Cyprus' Untamed Jewel Tucked into the rugged northwest corner of Cyprus, the Akamas Peninsula is a wild, windswept land where cliffs plunge

Limassol

Akrotiri Peninsula

Akrotiri Peninsula is a small peninsula which includes the most south area of the Cyprus Island.

Limassol

Amathus Archaeological Site

The Amathus archaeological site is located 11km east of Limassol centre and is considered as one of the most important ancient and historical sites in Cyprus.