Byzantine Catholic Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul

The Byzantine Catholic Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is one of the most distinctive Christian churches in Giannitsa, a city in the Pella regional unit of northern Greece.
It follows the Byzantine Catholic (Greek Catholic) tradition, which preserves the Byzantine liturgy while being in communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
This makes it a rare and culturally significant church in the region, where most Christian communities follow the Greek Orthodox tradition.

The church serves the Greek Byzantine Catholic community, a small but historically important branch of the Eastern Catholic Churches.
Its architecture blends traditional Byzantine style with elements common to Catholic church design.
The dedication to Saint Peter and Saint Paul, central figures of early Christianity, reflects the church’s strong apostolic identity.
It plays a key role in the spiritual life of local Catholic families in the wider Pella region.

Byzantine-style architecture with traditional iconography.
Liturgical services based on the Byzantine Rite (similar to Greek Orthodox liturgy but within the Catholic communion).
A peaceful location within Giannitsa, ideal for spiritual visits.
Cultural significance as one of the few Byzantine Catholic churches in northern Greece.

Unique opportunity to see a Byzantine Catholic church in Greece, combining Eastern liturgy with Catholic affiliation.
Architectural and iconographic details appealing to history, religion, and culture enthusiasts.
Close to other important regional attractions, such as:
     - Pella Archaeological Site (ancient capital of Macedonia)
     - Alexander the Great Museum
     - Giannitsa Lake & wetlands

The church is located in Giannitsa, approximately:
50 km from Thessaloniki
40 km from Veria
Easily accessible by car, bus, or taxi from any major city in Central Macedonia.