The little church of Agia Paraskevi in Makrokomi is a quiet place of worship surrounded by greenery and cypress trees.
In the village of Papa in Mesohori, the church of Agios Nikolaos is a rectangular structure built with limestone and no dome, making it particularly interesting and architecturally unique. The interior has stunning hagiographies all around. The church was built in 1788 and is one of the most beautiful in the region.
Around Lamia, the church of Agios Loukas on the hill by the same name lies in the woods. It offers a splendid view of the gulf below. Another important church is Panagia Archntiki (meaning the Noble Madonna) which dates from the 18th century. It boasts frescoes from the Old Testament that are worth gazing at.
The municipality of Dafnousion features an old Byzantine church from the 14th century known as Agii Theodori, which like many others functioned as an undercover school during Ottoman times. Several other religious establishments in the area are captivating in a spiritual sense, such as the monastery of Metamorfosi tou Soitra in Livantes, the church of Agios Loukas in Arkitsa surrounded by lush greenery, and the monastery of Agia Paraskevi in Gouliemi.
In the Municipality of Molos there's a medieval castle near Mendenitsa, considered one of the best preserved castles compared to similar ones.
The Venetian Castle of Keratopirgos in Malesina is considered one of the most important archaeological remains in the town.
The municipality of Gorgopotamos has two castles: There is the Castle of Iraklia or Heraclea in Delfinio, which was repaired in the 6th century AD by Justinian. There's also a castle in Dio Vouna, in an area near the village called Vounoi (pronounced Vouni).
In Makrokomi north of the main town are remains of a citadel from the Hellenistic period. More to the east in the Haradra tou Nevrikou ravine there are remains of a castle on the rocks. To the south there is the Castle of Laina. In Nea and Palea Gianitsou-Papas there are some remains of two ancient castles as well.
The village of Kastri set near a forest of plane trees features a castle in its centre. Kastri is a derivative of the word Kastro, meaning castle in Greek.
There is a restricted archaeological site. In 1939 excavations showed evidence of fortifications spanning several eras, including Roman and Byzantine graves, as well as remains of Byzantine buildings.