Pyrgos is a bus stop on Tinos served by 1 route: Tinos Town ↔ Panormos.
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Hotels
Theotikou Apartments sits in Pyrgos, the celebrated marble-carving village in the northwestern reaches of Tinos. For visitors who want to stay beyond the port town of Tinos Chora and settle into…
Michail Rooms is a guest house on Tinos offering simple, comfortable lodging for travellers who want a practical base while exploring the island. The property sits at coordinates placing it in the…
Skaris Homes sits in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern hills of Tinos that most visitors only pass through on a day trip. Staying here rather than in Tinos Town or on the coast puts…
Imarkellis Boutique Villas sits in Pyrgos, one of the most architecturally distinctive villages on Tinos and the island's traditional center of marble craftsmanship. With a perfect 5.0 rating across…
Voukamvilia Apartments is a self-catering guest house on Tinos, positioned in the area around Panormos on the island's quieter north coast. With a 4.8-star rating from guests, the property sits well…
Marble Art Villas sits in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the hills of northern Tinos, where the stone-working tradition that made the island famous is still alive in workshops and courtyards…
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Agios Dimitrios stands in Pyrgos, one of the most distinctive villages on Tinos — a marble-carving community in the island's northern interior where even the street furniture carries the work of…
Agios Nikolaos stands in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern reaches of Tinos, dedicated to one of the most widely celebrated saints in the Orthodox Christian calendar. Saint Nicholas…
The Agios Nikolaos facade on Tinos is a surviving architectural remnant of a church dedicated to Saint Nikolaos, one of the most widely venerated saints in the Greek Orthodox tradition. The facade…
Panagia Eleousa — the Virgin Mary of Mercy — is a small Byzantine-style chapel on Tinos, one of hundreds of chapels that punctuate this deeply devout Cycladic island. The dedication to the Eleousa…
Musea
The Museum of Marble Crafts sits in Pyrgos, the hilltop village in the northwestern corner of Tinos that has produced some of the most celebrated marble sculptors in modern Greek history. The village…
The house where Giannoulis Halepas was born in 1851 still stands in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern hills of Tinos. It has been preserved as a small dedicated museum, and for…
The Little Harvester is a memorial museum on Tinos dedicated to the island's agricultural past — specifically the tools, rhythms, and traditions of harvesting that shaped rural life here for…
The Museum of Marble Crafts sits in Pyrgos, the stone-carving village in the northern interior of Tinos that has produced some of Greece's most accomplished sculptors. The museum focuses entirely on…
Restaurants
Eirinis Tavern sits in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern hills of Tinos, and operates as a straightforward Greek taverna focused on home-style cooking rather than tourist-facing…
Diporto sits in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern interior of Tinos, and it runs from early morning coffee through to late-night drinks — 8 AM to 2 AM, every day of the week. That…
Dough and Shaker sits in the marble village of Pyrgos in the north of Tinos, a long way from the port-town hustle — and that distance is deliberate. Opened in 2016 by a couple who wanted to do…
Mparba Kostas is a traditional Greek taverna on Tinos, the kind of place that serves food cooked the way it has been cooked in Greek homes for generations — straightforward, generous, and without…
Myronia is a traditional taverna on Tinos that does exactly what the best Greek tavernas have always done: serve honest, home-cooked food without ceremony, at a pace that suits the island. The…
Sousouro is a café in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northern interior of Tinos, sitting at the corner of Sardela and Georgiou Kontogeorgi streets. With a rating of 4.6 from 216 Google…
Athmar sits on the main square of Pyrgos — known locally as Platanos — in the marble village that many consider the cultural heart of Tinos. The restaurant takes its name from the local dialect word…
Kentrikon sits in Pyrgos, the marble-carving village in the northwest of Tinos, and it opens early enough to catch the morning calm before the day-trippers arrive. With a 4.3-star average across more…
Platanos sits on the central square of Pyrgos, one of the most architecturally striking villages in the Cyclades. The café takes its name from the plane tree — plátanos in Greek — that has shaded…