Petar Nikolić Nice photo, the stones look like they were warmed by the sun all day.

Роман Киселёв It would be nice to see this photo in real life.

Timothy King Where is this church exactly? Are visitors allowed in during the week or only on Sundays for services?

Πέτρος Δημητρίου Well said Timothy, where exactly is this church? I would like to spend a day to see her.

Karolina Nowak I would like to see this photo with my own eyes. Where is it exactly?

Никола Ангеловски The stones in the floor look like they are from the 14th century, with those irregular joints that you don't see anymore in newer churches.

Rebecca Davis That floor looks properly worn down in the right places. Makes me wonder how many feet have crossed it over the years.

Тимофей Соколов The tiles on the floor have such damage at the edges that they can only be from the 12th-13th century. The surrounding walls probably still retain the same masonry.

Jelena Popović The stones are so worn that they seem to have been stepped on by entire generations. Where is this church located?

Валентина Соловьёва It's interesting that the floor is so uneven. In those parts, in the 12th century, local limestone from quarries near Athens was often used; it wears out quickly.

Stefan Lukić The light falls right on that crack in the wall on the right, you can see how it highlights the old bricks. Where is this church?

Mary Thomas The limestone wear does look like the Athenian quarries they used back then.

ქეთევან ლომიძე The light catches exactly that part of the roof where the tiles have been eaten away by the rain. I didn't know there was such wear and tear up there. Where is the church located?