The street is called Chalkeon because since the Byzantine times, there have been coppersmith workshops there. The homonymous church of Panagia Chalkeon is located there. It was built in 1028 by the royal protospatharios Christopher.
The street is called Chalkeon because since the Byzantine times, there have been coppersmith workshops there. The homonymous church of Panagia Chalkeon is located there. It was built in 1028 by the royal protospatharios Christopher.
