The Church of Agioi Theodoroi is located near Klaftmonos Square in central Athens. It is an 11th-century monument. In particular, above the entrance to the church, on the west wall, there is an inscription stating that the church was restored by the Byzantine official Nikolaos Kalomalos in 1049 AD. The church is a simple two-sided cruciform form with an inscribed narthex and a dome. The bell tower on the south side is a later addition, and fragments of the church's marble iconostasis were incorporated into it.→