Monasteries in Central Greece
7 monasteries in Central Greece have a page of their own, in 4 regional units. The largest group: Boeotia (4). The most Wikipedia language editions belong to Panaghia Skripou (5, Wikidata, 8 Oct 2026).
Boeotia
4 sights.
- Monasteries of Daphni, Hosios Loukas and Nea Moni of ChiosDistomo-Arachova-Antikyra
- Moni SagmataThiva
- Panaghia SkripouOrchomenos
- Pelagia MonasteryOrchomenos
Evrytania
1 sight.
- Monastery ProusouKarpenisi
Phthiotis
1 sight.
- Monastery of AgathonLamia
Phocis
1 sight.
How the list was made
The page exists when at least 5 sights of the same type with a page of their own lie in the same region or on the same island. The type and the position are those of the sight pages (Wikidata, OpenStreetMap municipal boundaries).
See also
- Central Greeceregion
- Sights of Greecelist
- Monasteries in Greecelist by region
- Greece month by monthlist
- Archaeological sites in Central Greece134
- Castles in Central Greece6
- Museums in Central Greece9
- Beaches with excellent water quality in Central Greece131
- Monasteries in Attica14
- Monasteries in the North Aegean7
- Monasteries in Western Greece7
- Monasteries in Western Macedonia14
- Monasteries in Epirus8
- Monasteries in Thessaly20
- Monasteries in Central Macedonia22
- Monasteries on Crete31
- Monasteries in the South Aegean14
- Monasteries in the Peloponnese13
Sources
Every figure on this page comes from the sources below, with the date each was updated.
- Everyday places, tourism, transport and natureOpenStreetMap contributors, via the Overpass API · Live database at the time of the query · Date:
- Sights: name and type (Wikidata)Wikidata contributors, CC0 · Date:
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