Lavra of St. Savvas

Lavra of St. Savvas is a historic monastic complex near Athens, Greece, founded in the 11th century. It served as a spiritual center for monks dedicated to prayer, study, and community life, with its name honoring St. Savvas. The complex features churches, chapels, and living quarters, reflecting Byzantine architecture. Throughout centuries, it played a significant religious and cultural role, offering a peaceful retreat for monks and visitors alike. Today, it remains an active monastery, attracting pilgrims and tourists interested in its spiritual heritage and historical significance.