A prayer place of Saint Constantine in Bareti, Greek Orthodox by rite. Constantine is honoured together with his mother Helena as equal to the apostles, and in the Greek villages of the upland this dedication is particularly fitting.
This is the northernmost shrine of the Bareti group. The prayer place of Saint Demetre is a hundred and twenty metres away, that of Saint Barbare a hundred and ninety, while the church ruins and the church of Peter and Paul lie to the south, about three hundred metres off.
It is convenient to begin walking the village from the north and work down to the church of Peter and Paul. The prayer places keep no order and can be approached at any time; keep to the usual restraint.
📜 Nearby
- A Greek Orthodox prayer place dedicated to Saint Constantine
- The northernmost shrine of the group, with neighbours to the south at a hundred and twenty metres
- Constantine is honoured together with his mother Helena as equal to the apostles
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: the village of Bareti on the Tsalka upland; about ten kilometres to Tsalka
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