Chora Naxos, also called Naxos Town, is the capital and main port of the island. It sits on the Naxos’ western coast and welcomes most visitors as they arrive by ferry. The heart of Chora is its waterfront. Here, fishing boats, sailboats, and ferries dock side by side. A promenade runs along the harbor, lined […]
The Temple of Apollo Naxos, known as Portara, is one of the most famous landmarks on the island. It stands on the small islet of Palatia, right by the entrance to Naxos Town’s harbor. This massive marble doorway is the only remaining part of the temple. The temple was started in the 6th century BC […]
Filoti Naxos Greece is one of the largest villages on the island. It lies on the slopes of Mount Zas, right in the center of the island. The village stands about 400 meters above sea level. Surrounding it are olive groves and rocky hills, which create a peaceful and traditional atmosphere. Filoti holds rich cultural […]
Kouros of Melanes, also known as Kouros of Flerio, is a significant archaeological site which features several unfinished marble statues of ancient Greek male youths, known as Kouros. The statues date back to the 6th century BC and provide insight into the early stages of Greek sculpture. The Kouros of Melanes statues are unique in […]
The Temple of Demeter is a well-preserved ancient Greek temple located in Naxos, Greece. Built in the 6th century BC, the temple was dedicated to Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and fertility. The temple’s location near a fertile plain and a river is said to represent the connection between Demeter and the agricultural prosperity of […]
