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  • Paros, Kostos, Festival of Santa Marina

    Paros, Kostos, Festival of Santa Marina

    It is a small, picturesque village, with modest white houses, churches and narrow lanes. Among the village’s houses is one that belonged to the great “Teacher of the Greek Nation”, St. Athanasios the Parian (1721-1813), a prominent figure of 18th-century monasticism.

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  • Crete, Lissos, Festival of Agios Kirykos

    Crete, Lissos, Festival of Agios Kirykos

    The festival of Agios Kirykos at Ancient Lissos is a unique opportunity to experience authentic Cretan tradition and hospitality in one of the island’s most historic and scenic locations. If you are in the area in mid-July, it is well worth visiting and participating in this celebration, which is filled with music, dancing, and traditional…

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  • Euboea, Chiliadou, Strapones, Squid Festival

    Euboea, Chiliadou, Strapones, Squid Festival

    At the squid festival of Chiliadou coal-roasted squid is offered following a fishing contest.  The person who catches the most squid is the winner and a lively revelry takes place in the evening. Chiliadou is well known for this festival and is famed for its extensive pebbly beach, its rock-climbing fields, but also its serenity…

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  • Tinos, Festival of the Monastery of the Sacred Heart

    Tinos, Festival of the Monastery of the Sacred Heart

    The Festival of the Sacré Coeur Monastery Tinos, the island of the Virgin Mary and Catholic pilgrimages, hosts one of the most important Catholic monasteries in the Aegean: the Sacré-Cœur Monastery – Sacred Heart of Jesus, located in Exomvourgo. Every year, both devotees and locals participate in a unique festival that combines religious devotion, tradition, and…

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  • Paros, Naoussa, Fish Festival

    Paros, Naoussa, Fish Festival

    Naousa’s Fish festival was first organized in the early 1970s by a group of friends, fishermen of Paros. Originally, it was is held in Mandraki, the small port at Naousa.

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  • Kythnos, Loutra, The Saints Anargyri Festival

    Kythnos, Loutra, The Saints Anargyri Festival

    A large number of visitors come here every year because it has been shown that the warm springs are recommended as therapy for rheumatic, arthritic, and gynecological illnesses.

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  • Alea Craft Beer Festival!

    Alea Craft Beer Festival!

    Alea Brewing Co. celebrates its 5th anniversary and invites you to the “Alea Craft Beer Festival” dedicated to its partners, colleagues and fellow travellers who have been instrumental in its development on June 29, 2025, from 13:30 to 23:30. Come and enjoy: Admission is free so everyone can share in this special celebration.

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  • Festival of Peter and Paul Apostles, Spata

    Festival of Peter and Paul Apostles, Spata

    The celebration of the Saints Peter and Paul, the patron saints of Spata, is a revered three-day event that stands out as a genuine and time-honoured festival in the region of Attica. This celebration reflects the profound religious devotion and reverence of the inhabitants, rather than merely serving as a social or entertainment gathering. The…

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  • Paros, Naoussa, Festival of St. John the Baptist

    Paros, Naoussa, Festival of St. John the Baptist

    It revives the custom of Klidonas, usually in the courtyard of St. Athanasios church, where the residents light large fires and burn their maides, their wreaths from May 1st.

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  • Paros, Aliki, Festival of St. John of Klidonas

    Paros, Aliki, Festival of St. John of Klidonas

    It revives the custom of Klidonas, usually in the coutyard of St. Athanasios church, where the residents light large fires and burn their maides, their wreaths from May 1. The making of the wreaths is a Greek custom in which people go to the countryside and pick flowers that they make into wreaths which are…

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