The Church of Saint Therapon in Mytilene, a landmark with a history spanning nearly 130 years, is undergoing significant restoration. Funded by the Greek Ministry of Culture, the project includes replacing the zinc roof with titanium-zinc panels and restoring stone facades made from a unique volcanic stone. Total costs exceed two million euros, with experts affirming that these efforts will ensure the monument’s preservation for future generations. The restoration work is overseen by the Lesbos Antiquities Ephorate and specialized teams from Thessaloniki.