About This Location
Inside, visitors are greeted by an atmosphere of reverence and history. The church houses an impressive iconostasis (icon screen) with beautifully painted icons, along with sacred relics and religious artifacts. Its dedication to Saint Philip the Apostle, one of Christ’s disciples, reflects the village’s deep Christian roots and its long-standing devotion to Orthodox faith.
The church is not only a place of worship but also a social and cultural gathering point for villagers. Throughout the year, it hosts religious feasts and festivals, most notably on November 14th, when Saint Philip’s feast day is celebrated with liturgy, processions, and community festivities.
What makes this church truly special is how it brings together faith, history, and local tradition. For visitors, it’s an opportunity to experience authentic village life in Cyprus, admire centuries-old craftsmanship, and feel the enduring spirit of Arsos.
✨ Why It's Special
- Historic Gothic-Byzantine architecture from the 15th century.
- Houses a remarkable iconostasis and sacred relics.
- Important cultural and spiritual hub of Arsos.
- Feast day of Saint Philip (November 14th) celebrated with village festivities.
Getting here by bus
- Arsos Lemesouabout 50 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
40A
Scheduled times in Cyprus local time, from the Cyprus National Access Point (CC BY 4.0). Timetables and routes can change — check with the operator before travelling.
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