Kato Sagri is a bus stop on Naxos served by 7 routes: Naxos Town - Moutsouna, Naxos Town - Koronos, Naxos Town - Apeiranthos, Naxos Town - Apollonas, Naxos Town - Filoti / Apeiranthos, Naxos Town - Moni, Naxos Town - Keramoti.
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Panagia Orfani is a small historic church on Naxos dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Its local name translates as "Panagia of the Orphans" — a title that speaks to the deep community identity these…
Across Naxos, the name Panagia — the All-Holy, the Greek Orthodox title for the Virgin Mary — appears on dozens of chapels, churches, and monastery catholicons. This particular Panagia sits at…
Agios Georgios is a traditional Greek Orthodox church dedicated to Saint George, located in the central part of Naxos. Like many island churches bearing this name, it serves the local community and…
Agia Marina is a small Orthodox chapel dedicated to Saint Marina, situated in the rural landscape near Lyrado on the island of Naxos. Like many of the island's roadside and field chapels, it…
historic-towers
Pyrgos Della-Rokka is a medieval tower-house manor that stands as one of the more tangible reminders of Naxos's long period under Venetian rule. Unlike the better-known fortifications of the Kastro…
Pyrgos Sommaripa is one of the surviving Venetian tower-houses clustered within the old Kastro quarter of Naxos Town. Built during the era of the Sommaripa lords — one of the Latin noble families who…
Pyrgos Palaiologou is a medieval tower-manor on Naxos associated with the Palaiologos dynasty — the same imperial family that ruled the late Byzantine Empire until Constantinople fell in 1453. The…