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Saint Konstantinos
Look upwards, then back into the lanes: a church stop that rewards a slower walk.
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The official Chios guide singles out Saint Konstantinos for its bell tower. It is included in the guide’s village walking loops.
View from the public lanes. Do not assume that the interior or bell tower is accessible.
A bell tower above the lanes
Two things to notice
Take a few steps back and compare the bell tower’s outline with the roofline. Which part remains visible as you turn into the next lane?
Try a vertical photograph that includes both the lane and the tower. Keep residents’ doorways and daily movements outside your frame where possible.
Does the walk require entry to the church?
No. This is an exterior stop on all five mapped loops. If you would like to enter, ask locally about access and choose a moment that does not interrupt worship.
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Small distances. Many stories.
Choose architecture, churches or people’s stories. Each place offers a story to read and a detail to notice when you visit.
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Saint Konstantinos
Look upwards, then back into the lanes: a church stop that rewards a slower walk.
What to notice here
Take a few steps back and compare the bell tower’s outline with the roofline. Which part remains visible as you turn into the next lane?
Keep exploring this subject
Pins are place references, not verified entrances or a route. Streets and buildings: OpenStreetMap. Selected listings checked on Google Maps; local access may differ. For a full loop, use the walking guide.
Follow a complete walking tour →Stay curious about Kalamoti.
Let this stop lead you deeper into Kalamoti. Choose a historical chapter, a resident’s story or another place to explore.
What an architectural record can preserve
Explore the documented drawing of Agia Marina. Compare details while keeping each church’s history distinct.
Read the chapter →MEET A PERSONAngeliki Damala
Continue with a teacher’s story of learning, theatre and support for the community.
Open the life story →EXPLORE ANOTHER PLACEMedieval lanes & Platsa
Return to the lanes and Platsa. Read the arches, doorways and shared walls with the story in mind.
Plan this stop →