Panagia Karmiotissa Church, Karmi
Karmi, CY
The parish church with the ekklesionym Panagia Karmiotissa is located in the centre of the old village. The crosses on the roof and the bell tower were removed; the bell is still in the bell tower.
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Karmi, CY
The parish church with the ekklesionym Panagia Karmiotissa is located in the centre of the old village. The crosses on the roof and the bell tower were removed; the bell is still in the bell tower.
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