The Panagia church in the centre of the village, where Kapedes square is also located, serves as the beginning point for the old settlement. This is inferred from the fact that the square is lower than the remainder of the village. The settlements are painted on the highways, leaving no separation between the roadway and the pavement. In the current phase of time, the territories are becoming autonomous. The irregular shape of the village’s facades, which they acquired during their development, gives the impression of a substantial and continuous structure. The village plots are entirely irregular and intersect with one another.
