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In the ancient city, several representative churches are unforgettable. First of all, the Church of Christ Pantocrator is undoubtedly one of the most well-preserved medieval buildings. Its sturdy walls and elegant arches have witnessed the vicissitudes of history and show its unique charm. Next is the Church of Saint John the Baptist, which is also well preserved. Although it is smaller than the Church of Christ Pantocrator, its exquisite details and quiet atmosphere leave a deep impression. Then there is the Church of Saint Sophia. Although it has now become a ruin, the once glorious scene can still be imagined. Although the appearance has been destroyed by time, its historical and cultural value still shines. Another church worth mentioning is the Church of the Holy Mother Eleusa next to the ancient castle. Although it has also become a ruin, due to its unique geographical location, it is built along the coastline of the peninsula, making the entire church dreamlike under the sunset. Whether from a visual effect or a photographic perspective, it is unique. These churches are not only symbols of the ancient city, but also witnesses of history. With their unique charm and profound historical background, they attract countless tourists to visit. Every step into these ancient buildings is like traveling through time and space, talking with history.