Exohi (previous name: Zelista)

Details: Category: Mastorochoria

Surrounded by dense oak forests, springs and founts, Exohi is an underpopulated village just 10km far from the town of Konitsa. In the past, its inhabitants were dedicated in the stone craftsmanship and its traces are still evident in the village.

Religious Monuments:

Aghios Dimitrios
Aghia Kiriaki
Aghios Kirikas
Aghios Nikolaos
Aghios Athanasios
Aghios Minas
Aghioi Anargyroi
Prophet Elias
The Church of Panaghia
The Church of Taxiarches (Papaioannou 2008: 159)

Secular Monuments:

There are traditional stone built houses that are dated from 1869
(Giannoulidi, Maroutsi, Strashevska & Zafeiri 2014: 99; http://www.konitsa.gr/visit/villages/46-exoce).

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