Chora Serifos is the capital of the island and is one of the most scenic villages in the Cyclades. It sits high on a hill, about 5 kilometers from the port of Livadi. The location gives it stunning views of the Aegean Sea and surrounding islands. The town is built like an amphitheater, with houses and paths climbing the slopes.

Whitewashed houses with blue doors and windows line narrow, winding streets. The classic Cycladic architecture gives the town a timeless charm. Bright flowers spill from balconies and courtyards, adding vibrant color to the white backdrop. 

Chora is divided into two parts—Kato Chora (lower town) and Pano Chora (upper town). Both are easy to explore on foot. Stone steps and alleys connect them. Most of the paths are too narrow for cars, so walking is the best way to enjoy the area.

In the center of Pano Chora, a small square hosts cafés and tavernas. Visitors often stop here for a coffee, local sweets, or a traditional meal. The square also features the old town hall and the small church of Agios Athanasios. Nearby, several other chapels and churches dot the hilltop.

The panoramic view from the top of Chora is breathtaking. You can see Livadi Bay, nearby islands, and the sparkling sea. Sunset is the best time to visit. The light turns golden, and the whole town glows.

Shops in Chora sell local crafts, handmade jewelry, and souvenirs. A few mini-markets and bakeries are also available. For art lovers, some small galleries display work by local artists. Cultural events and music nights often take place during summer in the open-air squares.

In short, Chora Serifos is a must-visit. It offers beauty and peaceful island life. The views, the architecture, and the quiet charm create a unique and unforgettable experience.