Agios Antonios Church is a cultural and spiritual centerpiece. With its traditional Cycladic architecture, the church stands near the harbor, symbolizing both a place of worship and a guardian for local fishermen. Celebrating Agios Antonios’ name day on January 17th, the church becomes a focal point for vibrant festivities, extending to the nearby monastery on Kephalos hill. Beyond its religious Read more...

MONASTERY OF JESUS OF THE WOODS (MONASTERY OF TRANSFIGURATION OF CHRIST) The Monastery of Jesus of the Woods, also known as the Monastery of Transfiguration of Christ, is a significant religious site located 6 km from Parikia, near the Valley of Butterflies, on the island of Paros. Key details about this monastery include: Nature of the Monastery: A nunnery (female Read more...

Location: The Ancient Cemetery of Paros is situated at the port of Parikia, aligning with the coastal street. This archaeological site holds historical significance, providing insights into the ancient burial practices of Paros. Historical Periods: The cemetery has a broad historical timeline, spanning from the 8th century BC to the 2nd century AD. It was actively used for burials during Read more...

Location and Description: Koukounaries, a rocky granite hill rising 75 meters above sea level, stands as a silent witness to the rich tapestry of Paros’ ancient history. Nestled next to the water in the sheltered bay of Naousa, at the northern part of the island, Koukounaries harbors remnants of an important Mycenaean building complex dating back to the late 12th Read more...