Catedrala „Sfinții Constantin și Elena” din Glyfada reprezintă mult mai mult decât un simplu lăcaș de cult: este un simbol al renașterii și identității comunității, o lucrare arhitecturală remarcabilă inspirată din tradiția bizantină, un spațiu artistic de excepție și un centru vibrant de viață spirituală și socială.
Arhitectura sa impresionantă, decorul interior bogat și implicarea activă în viața comunității o transformă într-o destinație esențială pentru orice vizitator al zonei, fie că este vorba de credință, cultură sau pur și simplu aprecierea artei sacre.
Între 2006 și 2010, s-au derulat ample lucrări de restaurare: consolidarea structurală, renovarea exterioară, conservare a frescelor și mozaicurilor, toate datorate donațiilor generoase ale filantropului Athanasios Martinos .
The Cathedral of Saints Constantine and Helen in Glyfada is far more than just a place of worship: it is a symbol of the community’s rebirth and identity, a remarkable architectural work inspired by Byzantine tradition, an exceptional artistic space, and a vibrant center of spiritual and social life.
Its impressive architecture, richly decorated interior, and active involvement in community life make it an essential destination for any visitor to the area—whether drawn by faith, culture, or simply an appreciation of sacred art.
In the late 1930s, on the site where the church now stands, there was only a small stone chapel hidden in a pine grove and a new church under construction. This small chapel, which predated 1900, was destroyed in 1942 during a German bombing raid.
Construction of the large cathedral began in the mid-1930s on two plots of land donated by Dr. Konstantinos Váos. The principal founders of the project were Alkiviadis and Euagelia Tataki.
Because of the turbulent times, work started in 1935 but was interrupted by the war; the church was finally completed and inaugurated only on September 16, 1945.
Between 2006 and 2010, extensive restoration took place: structural reinforcement, exterior renovation, and conservation of frescoes and mosaics—all made possible through the generous donations of philanthropist...
Read moreIt is a small and pretty cathedral in Glyfada. My baby is small and beautiful, and I sometimes go to pray with my daughter. Tourists do not have to come. You can even try shopping while you're shopping. There are many weddings for unification evening kids. You can see a beautiful bride and a wonderful groom. If...
Read moreGreat church. All services are available. Father and mother there are respectful. Free WiFi to connect with.. I don’t know how to explain. With free DJ for wedding parties. Praying packages with special offers. Good view to heaven or hell upon your requests. Staff there are friendly but...
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