Marpissa is a bus stop on Paros served by 1 route: Parikia - Dryos.
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Churches
Agios Modestos is a small Orthodox chapel on Paros dedicated to Saint Modestos, a third-century bishop venerated across the Greek Orthodox world as the protector of livestock and domestic animals…
Paros is dotted with hundreds of small Orthodox churches and chapels, and Agios Georgios is one of them — a whitewashed place of worship dedicated to Saint George, the military martyr and one of the…
Prof. Ilias is a small whitewashed chapel perched on one of the higher points of Paros, dedicated to the Prophet Elias — known in Greek as Profitis Ilias. Like dozens of hilltop shrines bearing this…
Ag. Spyridonas is a small Orthodox chapel on Paros dedicated to Saint Spyridon, one of the most widely venerated saints in the Greek Orthodox tradition. Chapels bearing his name appear on nearly…
Agios Christos is a small Orthodox chapel on the island of Paros, dedicated to Christ — a dedication that sets it apart from the many saint-named chapels scattered across the Cyclades. Its…
Agios Paraskevi is a small Orthodox chapel on Paros dedicated to Saint Paraskevi, one of the most widely venerated female saints in the Greek Orthodox calendar. The chapel sits at coordinates roughly…
Eyangelismos is a traditional Orthodox church on Paros dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary — the moment in Christian theology when the Archangel Gabriel appeared to Mary to announce she…
Panagia Anapliotissa is a small Orthodox church on Paros dedicated to the Virgin Mary — the Panagia, meaning "All-Holy One" in Greek. Its distinctive local name, Anapliotissa, sets it apart from the…
The Ieros Naos Metamorfosis Sotiros — the Holy Church of the Transfiguration of the Saviour — is one of Paros's many Orthodox places of worship, dedicated to one of the most significant feasts in the…
Ag. Georgios — short for Agios Georgios, or Saint George — is a traditional Orthodox church on Paros, sitting at coordinates that place it in the southwestern part of the island, inland from the…
Treis Ierarches is a traditional Orthodox church on Paros dedicated to the Three Hierarchs — Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, and John Chrysostom — three fourth- and fifth-century bishops…
monuments
Paros is better known for its marble quarries, Cycladic chapels, and fishing harbors than for industrial infrastructure, which is exactly why preserved examples of the island's engineering heritage…
The Nikolas Stellas Memorial is a monument on the island of Paros dedicated to preserving the memory of Nikolas Stellas. Its coordinates place it in the central part of the island, in the general…
Museums
The Folklore Museum in Aliki — officially registered as the Museum of Cycladic Folklore — is a small but well-curated collection dedicated to the everyday material culture of Paros and the broader…
The Perantinos Sculpture Museum sits on the central square of Marpissa, one of the most photogenic villages on Paros's eastern flank. It houses the life's work of Nikolaos Perantinos, a Greek…
Restaurants
Nikitas is a café, bakery, and dessert shop in Marpissa, a well-preserved Cycladic village on the eastern side of Paros. Open from 8 in the morning until 11 at night every day of the week, it covers…
Tsipido sits in Marpissa, one of the most architecturally intact villages on Paros, roughly 10 kilometres east of Parikia along the central road toward Piso Livadi. With a 4.6-star rating drawn from…
Mylos is a traditional grill restaurant in Marpissa, a well-preserved Cycladic village on the eastern side of Paros. With a 4.7 rating drawn from close to 900 reviews, it sits consistently among the…
Charoula's Tavern sits in Marpissa, one of the older, quieter villages on Paros's eastern flank, well away from the beach-bar crowds of Naoussa and the tourist bustle of Parikia. With over 1,000…