AGIOS SAVVAS CHURCH

This Greek Orthodox church (Ιερός Ναός Αγίου Σάββα) was established in 1608 and remodeled until the early ^20th century. While it has no particular architectural merit, it benefits from a beautiful, unobstructed location. Above all, it contains many precious objects: icons, portraits of donors, liturgical objects, including the oldest gold chalice in Cyprus (1501) and the precious iconostasis cross (^16th century). It is dedicated to Saint Sabas the Sanctified (439-532), a Greek monk from Cappadocia who founded several monasteries.