Best villages you must visit...
Αξιοθέατα
The most beautiful village at the island!
From there, there is a large street, beyond the impressive Church of Panagia Apeirathitissa which is one of the oldest churches of the island and houses some fine and valuable icons.
All the museums are situated there. Apiranthos has three interesting museums which are the Archaeological Museum of Apiranthos, a Museum of Folk Art and an interesting Geological Museum.
115 locals recommend
Apeíranthos
897 Eparchiaki Odos Apiranthou-Ormou ApollonaThe most beautiful village at the island!
From there, there is a large street, beyond the impressive Church of Panagia Apeirathitissa which is one of the oldest churches of the island and houses some fine and valuable icons.
All the museums are situated there. Apiranthos has three interesting museums which are the Archaeological Museum of Apiranthos, a Museum of Folk Art and an interesting Geological Museum.
Halki has a long history and was once the capital of Naxos as well as its main administrative and trade centre.
The many Neoclassical houses and buildings testify about the past wealth and power of the village.
81 locals recommend
Chalkio
Halki has a long history and was once the capital of Naxos as well as its main administrative and trade centre.
The many Neoclassical houses and buildings testify about the past wealth and power of the village.
Filoti has a superb little main paved square surrounded by picturesque cafes and taverns, shadowed by a huge and majestic plane tree. Churches are plenty and they are worth exploring if the doors are open.
49 locals recommend
Filoti
Filoti has a superb little main paved square surrounded by picturesque cafes and taverns, shadowed by a huge and majestic plane tree. Churches are plenty and they are worth exploring if the doors are open.
This village is in a dramatic setting. It is almost built on a crevasse and there are two distinct halves to it that face each other. On one side you will notice the vineyards which sit on the hill divided by walls.
19 locals recommend
koronos
This village is in a dramatic setting. It is almost built on a crevasse and there are two distinct halves to it that face each other. On one side you will notice the vineyards which sit on the hill divided by walls.