A couple of km before you reach Chora, you will drive past the pretty village of Menites (on your left). At Menites, famous for its distinctive marble fountain, spring water

When captain Charitopoulos was rescuing that morning of 1955 a worn out sea bird at the bay of Merchias, he had no idea that he was giving birth to a

Excellent samples of Tinian, folk architecture and trademark of Tinos which you will find sparse in cultivated fields and ravines. The elaborate white houses for Aphrodite’s birds were built of

The Holy Church of She of Great Grace was founded in the exact spot where the miraculous icon of Panagia was found. Panagia came three times in Agia Pelagia’ s

It prevails at the top of a hill, in Chora of Ios, next to the cliff –that is why it is called “Gremniotisa”.According to tradition, the church was built during

The ruins of the byzantine castle of Ios. Go up to the stone path with the stairs and see the walls, the church of Panagia Paleokastritisa and gaze at the

On the left side of the natural cove of Syros, you can see one of the first public buildings of modern Greece, the old Transit Storehouses. The buildings were erected

As you walk through the arcade from Kairis Square, the Oxoporta (gateway to the old city), will lead you to the medieval part of the town with its large, well-preserved

Two kilometers from Melanes at Kalamitsia area , is the Palace of the Jesuits. This palace was constructed in 1673 by the Jesuit monk Robert Soze . Its construction was

1 kilometer North East of Paroikia, on the Paroikia-Naoussa road, you will encounter an early Christian Basilica comprised of the ruins of three churches. The first Byzantine church dates back

The ancient capital of Andros was founded in the western coast and bloomed for over a thousand years, from the classical till the roman times. Today, you can walk around

The boat takes you down to the black land of Nea Kameni. You climb the path leading to the largest crater of the active volcano of Santorini. by now, you

Traditional stone buildings, captain houses, countless blue domes, ambient bars hanging on the brink and the sunset as true treasure you will not find anywhere else. Oia is the jewel

With shops boasting a wide variety of products at affordable prices, Ermou pedestrian street has always been the first choice of bargain-hunters in Athens. Located near the Monastiraki metro station

In Plakoto location, on a hill over the homonymous beach, there is Homer’s tomb who is said that died and buried in Ios, place of origin of his mother, Klymeni