Easier to find and explore are the three churches mostly dating from the Middle Ages and built in the Romanesque style. The first to be seen is the domed ruin of Ayios Yeorgios and then the much larger Panayia Chrysiotissa. To the right and on a slight rise is the most architecturally ornate of the ruins, Panayia Asomotos. Much neglected, the two larger churches are used as sheep pens and no restoration work has been done on them for centuries. This is an agricultural area and the shepherds will make use of whatever shelter they can find. It is wild, unspoilt and beautiful. Easier to find and explore are the three churches mostly dating from the Middle Ages and built in the Romanesque style. The first to be seen is the domed ruin of Ayios Yeorgios and then the much larger Panayia Chrysiotissa. To the right and on a slight rise is the most architecturally ornate of the ruins, Panayia Asomotos. Much neglected, the two larger churches are used as sheep pens and no restoration work has been done on them for centuries. This is an agricultural area and the shepherds will make use of whatever shelter they can find. It is wild, unspoilt and beautiful.
