Agia Dynamis in Athens
This small 16th-century Greek Orthodox church in Athens is almost entirely surrounded by a modern building.

📜 Small 16th-century Greek Orthodox church in Athens, honoring the Virgin Mary. 🔍 Known as a shrine for pregnant women praying for safe delivery, it is almost entirely surrounded by a modern building. # Why Go 🙏 Opportunity for quick prayer or lighting a candle, especially for pregnant women praying for safe delivery. đŸ›ī¸ Experience Byzantine-era architecture and murals, a unique architectural oddity almost entirely surrounded by a modern building. 📜 Discover its rich history, built on an ancient temple site, and its role in the Greek War of Independence. # Why Avoid đŸšĢ Strict dress code required for entry. 🚧 Underground tunnel access prohibited since 1963. # Tips đŸ—“ī¸ Main celebration annually on September 9th, the birth date of Virgin Mary. 👗 Dress modestly: shoulders covered, skirts/dresses below knee for women; no shorts/tank tops for men. # Hours 🕒 Usually open daily. # Location đŸ…ŋī¸ Located at 15 Mitropoleos Street, within the Electra Metropolis Hotel.

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