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Myloi Mylos is a charming village located in the heart of Naxos, celebrated for its traditional windmills and rich cultural heritage. Its name, which means “mills” in Greek, reflects its historical role in grain production. Visitors strolling through Mylos will discover narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and small churches that exude the authentic Cycladic charm. […]
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Agios Arsenios (Agyersani) Agios Arsenios, also known locally as Agyersani, is one of Naxos’ largest and most fertile villages, located near the beaches of Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios. Surrounded by lush farmlands, it’s famous for its high-quality Naxian potatoes, wine, and agricultural products. The village preserves its traditional character with stone-built houses, narrow lanes, […]
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Chora Naxos – Where Tradition Meets the Aegean Chora Naxos, the capital and main port of the largest island in the Cyclades, is the vibrant heart of Naxos and the perfect starting point for exploring its many treasures. Built amphitheatrically around the harbor, the town beautifully blends Cycladic simplicity with Venetian charm, creating an atmosphere […]
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The View of Stavros Keramotis High in the mountains of Naxos, near the village of Keramotis, lies the View of Stavros, one of the island’s most breathtaking spots. At the summit stands the small chapel of the Holy Cross (Timios Stavros), overlooking the island in every direction. From this vantage point, visitors can admire the […]
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Panagia Drossiani Hidden in the lush heart of Naxos, near the village of Moni, lies one of the island’s most sacred and ancient monuments: Panagia Drossiani. This small, humble church carries over fourteen centuries of history, blending early Christian architecture, Byzantine art, and the timeless serenity of the Cycladic landscape. A Unique Piece of Byzantine […]
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The Kouros of Flerio- Melanes Hidden in the lush valley of Melanes, just a few kilometers from the main town of Naxos, lies one of the island’s most intriguing and timeless monuments: the Kouros of Flerio. This colossal marble statue, carved directly from the island’s famous Naxian marble, stands as a silent witness to an […]
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The Jesuit Resort at Kalamitsia, Naxos Hidden within the lush valley between the villages of Melanes and Potamia, the Jesuit Resort at Kalamitsia stands as one of Naxos’ most impressive yet little-known monuments. Built in the late 17th century (around 1679–1681) by the Jesuit abbot Robert Saulger, it served both as a countryside retreat and […]
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Archaeological Museum “Gyroula” in Sagri Naxos hides treasures for history enthusiasts, and one of the most charming is the Archaeological Museum “Gyroula”, located in the quiet village of Sagri. In close proximity to the Sanctuary of Demeter, the museum offers a unique experience combining history, archaeology, and natural beauty. The Temple of Demeter, built in […]
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Holy Monastery of Fotodotis Christ, Naxos The Holy Monastery of Fotodotis Christ is one of the oldest and most important monastic complexes on the island of Naxos. It stands north of the village of Danakos, at an altitude of about 500 meters, nestled in a landscape of rare natural beauty filled with oak trees, fig […]
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Tower of Kokkos The Tower of Kokkos is located in Lierado, one of the settlements in the Potamia area of Naxos. It is an imposing structure dating back to the 17th century and originally belonged to the Kokkos family, a native Orthodox lineage. On its ground floor, an old watermill has been preserved, and above […]