The Best Cultural Activities in Cyclades

The capital of Paros Island, Parikia Town features the classic blue-and-white houses on cobbled streets that are often seen as the icon of th

Time stands still in Old Town of Naxos. The cobbled walkways and narrow streets lead to restaurants where home-cooked specialities are served

Featuring artifacts uncovered on the island, Museum of Prehistoric Thira represents Thira's prehistoric centuries with artifacts excavated fr

Located underground in a natural cave, Wine Museum Koutsogiannopoulos teaches visitors about Greek wine and wine-making. At 8 m (26 ft) below

One of the oldest lighthouses in Greece, Akrotiri LightHouse still stands as a sentinel on Santorini. A French trading company built the squa

Hop on a ferry to see Archaeological Site of Delos, the birthplace of twins Apollo and Athena--the god of light and the goddess of wisdom. Th

Cyclades Olive Museum occupies a carefully restored olive mill boasting an impressive history dating back to the early 19th century. One of t

VIsit the highest village on the island of Paros, Lefkes, and explore the narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses and Byzantine churches

Built into the side of Prophet Elias Mountain and dedicated to the Panagia, Monastery of Panagia Hozoviotissa dates back to the ninth century

Arguably the most popular of the 400 churches on the island of Mykonos, features five whitewashed chapels built on top of one another. One of