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An abandoned monastery built dramatically inside a cave on the western side of the gorge, about 3 km from the village. Dating to around the 16th century, it served as a religious site and as a refuge during periods of conflict. The complex is partly carved into the rock and includes two small churches on different levels, with remnants of frescoes still visible. Its hidden location made it a defensive stronghold, and it played a role during the Greek War of Independence, when locals sought shelter here.
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A scenic gorge just outside the village, offering a rugged landscape of cliffs, dense fir forest, and seasonal streams. The gorge is ideal for short hikes and exploration, though trails can be rough and are not always clearly marked. It provides a dramatic natural setting and is particularly atmospheric in spring and autumn.