A well "hidden", almost unknown, but also abandoned chapel, is built in 1947 on a rock, on a slope of the neck of Vouliagmeni, almost next to the nautical club.
In one of the most unspoiled spots of Vouliagmeni, on the rocks after the marina in Vouliagmeni, swimmers, hikers and those who pass by boat meet a really strange tiny chapel.
Α large iconostasis of Agios Nikolaos, literally in the rock and with additions of stone, pebbles, marble and other materials, a construction that has created its own legend in the area.
The iconostasis is carved into stone with additions reminiscent of Byzantine church architecture (such as bell tower and enclosure). In the small interior space have been placed a number of images while in a marble slab is inscribed: "Agios Nikolaos. Taker Nick. Foreign painter sculptor 1947".
In four parts of the construction one finds today marble inscriptions, the content of which illuminates somewhat the personality of the artist and the philosophy he wanted to project from his work: "Work is prayer", "Work and love for neighbor is the preaching of Christ", "On the holiday there is constant disappointment" and "Zero profit of hatred and acquisition, everything futility."

Chapel of St Sophia and her daughters, Pisti, Elpida, Agapi (Faith, Hope and Love).
It is a dream and a claim of years from the residents of the district Heroma Vari, a viable and beautiful neighborhood.
The construction of the church (which is prefabricated ) was sponsored by Thanasis Martinos.

The Church of St. George the Great Martyr, the Trophy-bearing military Saint, was built in a pine-covered communal area of the Community of Vouliagmeni in 1950, to serve the worship needs of the Commando Forces Unit, which then camped in Kavouri.
In 1965, the Administration of the 128 S.E.T.I. of the Hellenic Air Force General Staff handed over the Church, a chapel, to the Community of Vouliagmeni, while the approximately 150 families who then lived "in Loutropolis", submitted an application to the Holy Archdiocese of Athens on the subject of the establishment of a Parish.
In September 1966, the Metropolitan Council approved the request and decided "the establishment of a parish of Agios Georgios Vouliagmenis in Attica". In the year 1974 in the original chapel, "a work of exceptional elegance and remarkable aesthetic appearance", an extension to the east was made based on a study by the architect Per. Sakellariou, keeping intact the picturesque form of the façade and the Bell Tower.
After the completion of the works, its hagiography was undertaken in 1977 and was painted from time to time by Ger. Manetta, Nick. Mylonas and Pan. Christopoulos.
With the continuous embellishment of the surrounding area, the orderliness, the quietness and the cleanliness that distinguish this sacred place, the Parish Church of St. George of the Municipality of Vouliagmeni attracts to the holy services and the Divine Worship, not only the parishioners, but also many believers from the wider region of Attica.
Celebrates: April 23 or the Second Day of Easter.

Address: Agiou Georgiou 3 P.Ο. 166 71, Kavouri - Vouliagmeni.
Tel: 210 8964 068  Fax. 210 8964 033

Address: Vouliagmeni Cemetery Tel: 210 8961 925

Address: Vouliagmeni Cemetery Tel: 210 8961 925

The Church of St. John in Voula is located in the area of the commercial center of the city (the old residents call it Ano Voula), in the park between the two avenues, the coastal one, which is the continuation of Poseidon from Piraeus and Vouliagmeni, from Athens.
It is the only Church of St. John the Baptist, along the entire south beach of Attica.
In the early 1950s, the few permanent residents of the area, who belonged to the oldest Parish of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Voula, on the initiative of the Association for the Restoration of Landless Kropia (S.A.A.K.), founded in this area and erected the Chapel in the name of "St. John the Beheaded", which is first operated during its Feast, on August 29th of the year 1956.
Later and while the population of the area is increasing, it becomes a Parish, with the first permanent Vicar being the late Fr. Panagiotis Spyropoulos, who in the 1970s expanded the Church twice, until its current form.
The church is equipped with the necessary, from the offerings of the faithful and is embellished with hagiographies mainly of the late Painter - Hagiographer Demetriou Ritsos, parishioner of the Church, as well as his collaborator Antonios Lampadakis, who continues the completion of the project.
The iconostasis, offered by the late parishioners, the Gournas couple, is placed in late 1992 and the church has been air-conditioned since the mid-1990s. The offerings of the ever-increasing believers are important, given their desire to maintain their anonymity. The priests who serve today in the Church, provide opportunities for spiritual training, with frequent Speeches, breakfast offerings and discussions of theological content with older and younger parishioners, but also with pilgrimage excursions, throughout our country. The submission of an offering of the parishioners of the Church, relieves our fellow human beings in need, and helps the unhindered operation of the Parish, which has as its first purpose, the sanctification of its members, to the glory of our God in the Trinity, always with the warm embassies of our patron Saint.

The parish of St. John Voulas, organized nowadays with two and at times three priests, with excellent collaborators, chanters, hardworking and honest commissioners, neokoros, philotimo catechists, etc., proceeds spiritually, with the help of the Saint. Moreover, the Holy Baptist offers during the Ecclesiastical year so many opportunities for His Feasts: Conception (September 23rd), Genesis (June 24), Synaxis (January 7), Beheading of His Holy Head (August 29th), First & Second Finding (February 24), and C' (May 25), during which we have the opportunity to honor Him with Divine Liturgies and Vigils.

The priests who serve today in the Church, provide opportunities for spiritual training, with frequent Speeches, breakfast offerings and discussions of theological content with older and younger parishioners, but also with pilgrimage excursions, throughout our country. The submission of an offering of the parishioners of the Church, relieves our fellow human beings in need, and helps the unhindered operation of the Parish, which has as its first purpose, the sanctification of its members, to the glory of our God in the Trinity, always with the warm embassies of our patron Saint.

Celebrates: August 29th

Address: Ag. John and Vas Paul. P.O. 166 73, Voula.
Tel: 210 8958 756  Fax. 210 8955 809.
Chapels:
Ag. Friday, Evangelismos Theotokou or Panagia Glykofilloussis (privately).

In 1974 a small Christian group, coming from the beautifying Association of Panorama of Voula, having patron Saint Nektarios and under the guidance of the then serving in the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Voula, Archimandrite Andreas Tsiros, decided to build a wooden chapel to serve the few believers in a corner of the space intended for a church.
The first Divine Liturgy is celebrated on 18/9/76 and the chapel serves the liturgical needs of the faithful for several years.
The parish of Ag. Nektarios Panorama Voulas was approved by 441/5.5.80 Presidential Decree (Government Gazette 117/9.5.80) subject to the Holy Metropolis of Nea Smyrni. The basement was founded on August 17, 1980, by the then Metropolitan of Nea Smyrni Chrysostomos and retained its original form until 1993.
With the 1215/9.7.92 permission of the Directorate of Church Architecture of the Holy Synod, the construction of the superstructure of the Church was approved. The rhythm of the Church is a three-aisled Basil with a dome and a capacity of one thousand people.
With pomp and with every ecclesiastical order, the inauguration of the Church took place on the weekend of 18 and 19 May 2013, by His Eminence metropolitan of Glyfada, Greek, Vari, Voula and Vouliagmeni Mr. K. Pavlou.

Celebrates: 9 November and 3 September and 11 June.

For more information you can visit the website of the church http://www.agios-nektarios.com/index.html

Address: Plateia Aiglis. P.O. 166 73, Voula.
Tel: 210 8954 921 Fax. 210 8990 634
Chapels:
St. Nektariou, Prof. Iliou (Parish).
Church of Agios Andreos Cemetery of the Municipality of
Voula
Bus lines that serve the Holy Temple:
From the Town Hall of Voula: 162 (every hour), 154 from Metro.
Tel.: 210 8957 721.

Bus lines that serve the Holy Temple:
From the Town Hall of Voula: 162 (every hour), 154 from Metro.
Tel.: 210 8957 721.

The Asclepieion Hospital began operating in 1920 under the auspices of the Hellenic Red Cross.
In the Hospital, from the beginning of its Liturgy, priests of the Holy Archdiocese of Athens came and performed the Divine Liturgy in the wards of the institution.
In 1958, a chapel of Agios Megalomartyras and Iamatikos Panteleimonas was built with the donation of Garyfalidis Theodoros, professor of orthopedics.
This small Church did not serve the needs of the institution, as it had many problems as a building.
So it was demolished and in its place, in 1996 a new one was built, under the same name, by the founder Mr. Nikolaos Alexias.
On May 11, 2003, the inauguration of the new Church took place, by the Metropolitan of Glyfada, Mr. Pavlos.
Celebrates: on July 27.
Source: Holy Metropolis of Glyfada

Vas. Pavlou 1. P.O. 166 73, Voula.
Tel. & Fax: 213 2163 324/5.
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Bus lines that serve the Church:
From Athens: A2. Metro (M2) to St. Greek and a continuous transfer to 122 (up to a hospital stop).
From Piraeus: A1, X96.
From Glyfada: 115, 116, 117.

The small size and makeshift construction Holy Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, in Dilofo of Vari, was built with the help of all the inhabitants of the settlement on a plot of land of the then Community of Vari in 1977.
As a parish church it operated under the 117/9/5/1980, Government Gazette and the 439/1980 Presidential Decree.
Preaching every Sunday. Patient ministry. Request and evening sermon every Wednesday afternoon, Vigil once a week. Hagiography lessons. Pilgrimage excursions monthly.
Celebrates: June 29.
Source: Holy Metropolis of Glyfada

Address: Panos 9. P.O. 166 72, Dilofo Varis.
Tel: 210 8950 216  Fax. 210 8957 829.
Chapels:.
a) Holy Apostles Peter and Paul (Old Church).
. B) Entrance. Theotokos (Private).

The old Church of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary of Vari was built before 1830, as in 1830 we have the first written martyrdom for this Church.
The new Church of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary of Vari was built between the years 1950 to 1956, during the Presidency of priest Fotis Papadimas.
After the lapse of 13 years, on September 21, 1969, the inauguration took place under his Grace Bishop Of Evripos, Mr. Vassiliou.
Celebrates: November 21.
Source: Holy Metropolis of Glyfada

Address: Iroon Square 2. P.O. 166 72, Vari.
Tel: 210 8971 895  Fax. 210 9655 621.
Chapels:
Presentation of the Virgin Mary (Parish),
Agios Georgios (within the Evelpidon School).
Zoodochos Pigi (Children's Village S.O.S.)

The Parish of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary of Varkiza was founded in 1963 by decision of the Late Archbishop of Athens Chrysostomos (Chatzistavrou), a time when Varkiza was ecclesiastically subordinated to the Holy Archdiocese of Athens, for the needs of the relatively few then permanent residents of the area.
The Church was erected on the site of an older temporary chapel, which had been built by the fishermen of the area. With the care of the first Vicar Fr. Vassilios Michalopoulos and the expense of the pious family Demetriou Delis (whose holiday home is located opposite the Church) began the works of the construction of the current Church in 1964.
The beautiful Church (Cruciform Basil with a dome) was decorated with the greatest attention with hagiographies by Dim. Ritsos and with works of ecclesiastical art such as the icons of the iconostasis of the great hagiographer Pelekasis, the wood-carved templon, the Pontifical Throne, the Shrine of the Ephesian Holy Icon and the Kouvoukli of the holy Epitaph of Russian style.
Note: In the underground area of the Church there is a Chapel of Ag. Dimitrios, where the tombs of the Founders. On October 10, 1974, by decision of the Late Archbishop of Athens, Mr. Seraphim, he was subordinated to the then new Holy Metropolis of Nea Smyrni and on June 28, 2002 to the newly established Holy Metropolis of Glyfada.
The Church celebrates brightly the Assumption of the Most Holy Theotokos on August 15, and the Holy Memory of St. Nicholas myra of Lycia on December 6 (Protector of the Sailors).

Celebrates: August 15.

).Source: Holy Metropolis of Glyfada

Address: Oceanidon and Hera. P.O. 166 72, Varkiza.
Tel: 210 8972 460  Fax. 210 9656 693.
Chapels:
St. Dionysiou (E.K.Y.O.),
St. Nektariou,
St. Georgiou (Private).