Marmara is a small village located at the east of Prodromos. The village has several old mansions and many beautiful churches such as the church of the Archangel (Taxiarchis) and the church of the Assumption (Panagia). Choose Marmara as your base point for small excursions to the eastern beaches of the island (Kalogeros, Molos, Tsoukalia).
Marpissa is built in amphitheater formation on a small hill, where visitors can take walks along the quaint streets. Attractions in Marpissa include the Peratinos Museum of Sculpture, the large Byzantine church of Metamorphosis and the monument dedicated to Nikolas Stellas. One of the most characteristic images of Paros is that of the four windmills in…
Naoussa, the second largest village of the island with the largest fishing fleet in the Cyclades. Naoussa was fortified by a wall that led to a Venetian bastion (Kastelli), parts of which still stand and are of great historical and archaeological interest. Naoussa is one of the most beautiful fishing villages in Greece, and retains…
Parikia is the capital of the island, and the commercial and passenger port of the island. Walking along the traditional cobblestone streets, reveling in the Cycladic beauty and meeting the hospitable residents is a wonderful experience. Places to visit: The Temple of Ekatontapiliani The Archaeological Museum The Ancient Cemetery The Kastro of Parikia (Castle) Asclepion…
Piso Livadi is the port of Marpissa and a fairly large village, with many houses, accommodation, food and entertainment options. Small boats depart from the port on excursions to nearby islands. The church of Agios Georgios Thalassitis, which was built in the 14th century and boasts the oldest frescoes of the island, is located between…
Prodromos, known in the past as Dragoulas, is located 5 km southeast of Lefkes. If you enjoy hiking then follow the 1 thousand years old byzantine marble path that connects Lefkes to Prodromos and enjoy this half hour walk through vineyards and olive trees.
