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- The name Xeropotamou, literally "of the dry river", refers to the ephemeral stream running near the monastery, which is a stony brook that dries up in the dry season.
- Xeropotamou Monastery is located in the middle of the Athos peninsula, on the way from Daphne to Karyes and it is dedicated to the Forty Martyrs.
- General information about the Xeropotamou monastery: hierarchical position, dedication, celebrations and main relics of the monastery.
- The Monastery of Xeropotamou (Greek: Ξηροποτάμου) is one of twenty monasteries on the Mount Athos peninsula and is located on the southwestern side of the peninsula.
- Xeropotamou Monastery preserves the largest piece of the True Cross in the world, measuring 31 centimeters in length and featuring a visible hole from the nail.
- Frescoes: Xeropotamou Monastery is renowned for its beautiful frescoes, which adorn the interior of its main church and other buildings.
- Xeropotamou Monastery. Xeropotamou Monastery is one of the 20 self-governing Eastern Orthodox monasteries in Mount Athos.
- It was frescoed in 1783. The monastery’s most important treasures are a large fragment of the True Cross and the Panagjario, known as Pulcheria’s cup.
- Xeropotamou Monastery is serving the Mount Athos community and engaging and encouraging others through a life-changing journey in Mount Athos...
- The Holy Monastery of Xeropotamou was established in 956 AD by Pavlos Xeropotaminos & it is dedicated to Forty Martyrs of Sebaste.
- Xeropotamou monastery the monastery Xeropotamou The Xeropotamou monastery is dedicated to the memory of the Forty Martyrs and is eighth in the...
- Xeropotamou Monastery. Xeropotamou occupies a prominent ridge in the middle of the peninsula above the road from Daphne to Karyes.