Monastery of Peribleptos

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The Monastery of Peribleptos is a renowned Byzantine monastic complex in Mystras, Greece, celebrated for its well-preserved frescoes and distinctive cliffside architecture.

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Monastery of Peribleptos canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine monastery
access footpath within Mystras archaeological site
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture
artStyleOfFrescoes Palaeologan Renaissance
belongsToTradition Byzantine monasticism
conservationStatus partially preserved
country Greece
culturalContext Byzantine Empire
dedicatedTo Theotokos Peribleptos
foundedInPeriod Late Byzantine period
hasDecorativeElement fresco cycles of Christ’s life
saints and prophets frescoes
hasFrescoesFromPeriod 14th century
hasPart cliffside rock-cut structures
katholikon
monastic cells
hasTypeOfBuilding cross-in-square church
hasViewOver Eurotas valley
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component
heritageStatus protected monument
includedIn UNESCO World Heritage List
languageOfHistoricalUse Greek
locatedIn Mystras
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Laconia
Peloponnese
locatedInHistoricRegion Morea
locatedNear Sparta
locatedOn Peloponnese peninsula
linked to: Peloponnese
locatedOnFeature steep cliff face
materialUsed brick
stone
notableFor Byzantine wall paintings
cliffside architecture
well-preserved frescoes
paintingTechnique fresco
partOf Archaeological Site of Mystras
fortified town of Mystras
linked to: Mystras
presentDayUse historic monument and visitable church
region southern Greece
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
roofType domed church
touristAttraction yes
UNESCOCriteria (ii)
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usedFor Christian worship
monastic life

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Mystras notableBuilding Monastery of Peribleptos
Mistra hasStructure Monastery of Peribleptos