Pantokratoras Chapel

Small chapel with beautiful views and seating. Beautiful, painted border of the closed entrance.
Crash possibility that can be ignored.
A little way off, there is a toilet house, but the hygiene expectations of most Western Europeans should not be met.

Great view of Corfu and the surrounding sea. The island is so narrow in the south that you can see the sea on both sides :)

It is God himself under whose patronage this chapel has been placed, namely in the person of the incarnate Son of God, Jesus Christ. However, it is often customary not to name the church directly after "Jesus Christ," but to use one of the special titles with which the Son of God has been honored throughout the two-thousand-year history of Christianity. Therefore, the patronage of this chapel is "Pantocrator," which means "ruler of the world." The biblical basis for this theology is a verse from the Evangelist Matthew, when Jesus appears to the disciples after his resurrection and gives them the mission:
+ "Then Jesus came to them and said, 'All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.'" + (Matthew 28:18)