A small chapel, known as the Chapel of Santa Cruz, stands close to the fort.

The tower was refurbished in 2004, and contains a chapel known as the "Johnson Chapel".

Among others it had a chapel known as Odigitria.

The chapel in Shandon, known locally as Chapel Hill, is open to the public.

The chapel now known as the Congregational Church was built in 1838 for use as an independent non-conformist place of worship.

There was a chapel known as Agios Charalambos nearby.

In 1864, a chapel known as East Street Church was erected there, but was demolished by a mob the next year.

One is the chapel known as the Ceppeto, which is extremely simple and lacks any artistic pretense.

Saint Andrew's church stands on the ancient circle site, with a chapel known to be located here from 1250.

A building with statues of charity school children is former chapel and parish school, now known as Wren House.