Agiou Antoniou Chapel, Deryneia Village, Famagusta, Cyprus
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The Agiou Antoniou Chapel is located in Deryneia village in the Ammochostos district. More specifically it is situated on Agia Marina Street.

It is the made up of a newer building that was part of a woman Monastery and was built by the nuns.

It is a simple chapel made up of one room with a wooden roof. Its simplicity is also found in the chapel’s interior.

The templo is decorated with icons of the Saints and presentations from the New Testament.

Agios Antonios is celebrated on the 17th of January every year.

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