The history of Agrafa is also reflected in its churches, monuments and old stone structures, which visitors can discover throughout the village and its surroundings.

The Church of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary is one of the most important religious landmarks in Agrafa. It is mentioned in records as early as 1570 and was renovated in 1898, preserving its close connection with the history and everyday life of the village to this day. For further information, visitors may contact the Municipality of Agrafa at +30 22373 51300.

Α special place is occupied by the Church of Agia Varvarastanding at a prominent viewpoint often referred to as the village’s “Lycabettus”. In its surrounding grounds stands the bronze statue of Antonis Katsantonis, the legendary armatolos whose name is closely linked to the history of Agrafa.

The Church of Agios Dimitrios can also be found in the area, further enriching the religious and historical character of Agrafa.

Also of particular interest is the single-arch stone bridge over the Agrafiotis River, dating to around 1600. Built using traditional stonework techniques, it is a fine example of local craftsmanship and a reminder of the time when such bridges formed vital links between the mountain settlements of the region.