Naxos Town
Naxos is a city and a former municipality on the island of Naxos, in the Cyclades, Greece. Since the 2011 local government reform it is part of the municipality Naxos and Lesser Cyclades, of which it is the seat and a municipal unit. The municipal unit has 14,708 inhabitants, and the community 8,897 inhabitants. Wikipedia.
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1. Temple of Apollo
4.8
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Doorlike ruins of an ancient temple standing on a scenic point looking over the city & sea.
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This can’t be missed on a visit to Naxos. It is a stunning huge marble gate situated near the Harbour. We visited in early May on a bright sunny day and we were fortunate to have the surrounding area to ourselves. It is fenced but only close up so you have plenty of space to wander around it. No cost to visit.
This marble gate is the remaining part of an unfinished temple of Apollo of 530 BC, is the island’s emblem and main landmark. Apparently the four parts of the gate weigh about 20 tons.
We are hoping to go back to see it also at sunset before we leave.
A beautiful place to take a sit and admire the sunset 🌅
Definitely I’d you want good pictures you must go there. The environment is good, the views are incredible and the see looks perfect 🤩
Definitely you have to visit it within the first days during your staying here
Absolutely stunning in the evening. Definitely make part of your visit walking up and seeing this in the sunset.
Partially built temple where only the giant doorway remains standing. Honestly I'm thankful they never finished it because the doorway Infront of the sunset is beautiful.
Go earlier or later to avoid the crowds
This is the only building from antiquity that remains in the town of Naxos. There isn't much to see though, just a doorway and some foundation stones. It isn't exactly impressive, though its location commands attention. The sunsets here are particularly beautiful, but expect around a thousand tourists to want to view and photograph them
We went at roughly 10AM and it was cloudy sky's and really windy but it is just simply gorgeous once you're up there.
You gotta walk across a little path and pray to Poseiden not to splash you with his small cresting waves.
And the walk back to the city is also STUNNING! Very very very picture friendly at all angles.
Lasty, it's not stroller / wheel chair friendly but you can leave it right at the bottom and head on up either it. Very safe.
Naxos is a lovely Island. Visited June 2023. Quiet, clean, lovely beaches. Can recommend restaurant 520. Lovely food. Definitely would return here. Visited on small cruise boat. Climbed the hill to the Temple which was not too strenuous but watched the sunset from the boat.
The most famous and photographic place in Naxos. The only thing that stands is a doorway called Portara, and some ruins at the bottom. I have visited here a few times over the years, and it does gets very crowded at sunset but is a great experience if you are on the island then. Also before it used yo he open but now is cordoned off to prevent people climbing on it.
There is just something so surreal about only a portera (gate/door) standing from what was intended to be a full temple. According to records it was never finished, for whatever reason. Now it creates a unique subject for viewing, contemplation, and GORGEOUS sunsets. We loved checking it out from different angles, and cannot decided which was best. We recommend it for any time of the day, though especially sunrise or sunset. The wind 💨 does really pick up in the afternoon, so it can get uncomfortable and/or cold 🥶 A light jacket is definitely recommended! EnJOY!
Can’t be missed if your visiting Naxos. The history behind the temple is that people destroyed the temple but the door (the part that we see now) was to heavy to take away so it had to stay there. The temple is so beautiful in the sunset when the sun goes inside the door.
A beautiful, peaceful sunset.
On the way, we heard two young men play beautiful music.
There are a ton of restaurants and ice cream joints nearby to visit after visiting the Temple of Apollo - Portara.
Parking is hard to find.
Incredible seeing it up close. Went in the evening the first day and second day went to see the sunset. Suggest if you want to be in front of the temple to see the sunset you need to be there one hour before sunset or earlier. But anywhere you go will be okay. Lots of people so need to be patient with everyone wanting to take photos
Worth seeing the most important and iconic landmark of the island of Naxos. Read a little bit about the monument before you visit. Worth seeing during day time but especially sunset.
No entrance it is for free.
The Temple of Apollo in Naxos, known as Portara, is just a short walk from the town and port, offering a serene experience during the winter.
The grounds aren't huge so don't go expecting to have an extensive tour of the temple ruins. Rather take it easy and enjoy the views early in the day or during sunset.
While quiet and reflective during the winter visit, the summer months is a lively contrast, with the temple and its surroundings coming to life with a seaside cafe spot that offers ancient history with a lively vibe.
Magical, and completely free. Easy stroll up and around. A must-see. Go at sunset for beautiful photos, but it’s also most likely to be crowded at that time.
The Portara is a must see when in Naxos! The views here were stunning especially looking back at Naxos. There is barely anyone there during the day during peak season as it’s very hot, but once you get up to the top it’s quite windy anyway. It’s an easy short walk from Chora. Definitely recommend!
Probably most famous spot of Naxos. If you want to have it for yourself come during the day and pay attention that you will not be here when ferry arrives. But if you don't mind crowds and would like to feel the atmosphere, sunset time is the best time to be here as crowds come and enjoy music, light and romantic atmosphere.
It's been a while since i have been amazed by such monument, we timed it perfectly to arrive at sunset, magnificent view and astounding history, highly recommend it to all
A short walk to the portara is highly recommended and you have a good view on Naxos. You should definitely not miss being up there at sunset time.
This site is an absolute beauty. The owner of my hostel suggested that we come around sunset and the views were amazing. Not too busy around late march early April, but still warm enough to walk around without jackets. Amazing!
It was a nice landmark site very accessible to all who enter the port. Night pictures are advisable too! Not many people around due to the season, so snapped some nice photos in nice weather. Doesn't take long to walk up to temple and take some pictures. No tickets necessary.
Ok, this was incredible. Check it out at sunset… amazing…. Check it out at sunrise…. Amazing…. Check it out during the day…. Amazing. And yes, check it out lit up at night… amazing. It doesn’t matter when you go, it’s incredible.
2. George Studios
4.6
(94)
Hotel
Outdoor Activities
Laid-back beach hotel offering airy rooms, studios & apartments with complimentary Wi-Fi.
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Perfect place, half distance to port and beach. Our room (suite of dreams) alone at second floor with 2 balcony, seaview at dawn and sun at wakeup ! Anthony very kind and helpful, we recommend
The hotel is located a few meters from the beach of Agios Georgios near the city center. I would like to thank the helpful staff and especially Antonis who was there to help us with anything we need. Thus, the rooms are clean spacious and beautifully decorated. if we come back to Naxos we will definitely stay here again.
Such a great location to the beach and other restaurants nearby!
Also love that the staff is friendly and so helpful with all of our questions
I loved my stay at George Studios for 8 days. Perfect location a few meters from the beach, close to restaurants and supermarkets and the harbor. The rooms are very comfortable with security doors and quiet windows so it was a kind of luxury. Very clean both bathroom and rooms and the management service very helpful and friendly. I will be back in the future. Thank you.
Pros: great location, walking distance to shops and beach. Family owned business. On site laundry service available for extra money.
Cons: our room flooded during our stay and we were only offered for it to be “cleaned” when it was obviously a plumbing issue that would re-occur.
We decided to leave and book someone else for our final night. They gave us our money back for the night we left. They advised no other rooms available. I felt they could have done more to assist us during this.
Studio room very small and bed not very comfortable.
George’s studios were so lovely! They are situated in a perfect spot 30m from the beach in a quiet area of Naxos town. The studio was perfect for me and my daughter with a little balcony that was so cute! Tony the owner is so friendly and helpful and was so welcoming. I would definitely recommend staying here and would love to come back again one day!
We visited Naxos many times before but you can't compare any hotel with George studios. Best location, a few steps from st George's beach, a few minutes to the port with restaurants, bakeries etc.It felt like a 5 star hotel.Andonis and his Yaya very friendly and welcoming. Hope we can visit again.
The studios are about a 15 minute walk from the port and in a quiet area right next to the busy part of town. I could throw a rock and hit the ocean.
Tony is a good guy and great host. Always available for help or questions.
I’m very happy that I booked here for my stay in Naxos.
George Studios by far exceeded my expectations. Absolutely beautiful island with amazing views. Our room was stunning with an incredible view of the entire island. Tony the owner was very helpful and made our stay very comfortable with everything we needed. 5 stars for George studios will be returning again next year!
This is the perfect place to stay in Naxos. The owner is so welcoming and greets you with some homemade wine and local cheese and olives. The room we had was very clean and comfortable and newly renovated. We also had a beautiful view. They also offer very helpful recommendations for things to do on the island and will arrange car and bike hire for you.
3. Castro Naxos 1204 Studios
4.5
(188)
Homestay
Holiday apartment rental
Relaxed apartments in an old-world guesthouse on a medieval street, plus a terrace with sea views.
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Lovely place to visit. There isn't a specific building that is the castle itself, the entire area is the castle so it's fun to wander through the maze of alleyways looking for the "castle". The village is built all around and inside it so it's not immediately obvious to the eye, and this is what makes this place special. I thoroughly enjoyed walking all around it. The Catholic Church is beautiful and so serene. I felt an instant sense of peace as soon as I walked in, almost spine tingling! It's worth sitting in there for a few mins to take in the tranquility and reflect if you're spiritual. You can easily spend an hour at Kastro of Naxos and then walk back down to the town for a nice, cool drink at a cafe to rest you feet and relax!
Definitely worth a visit for those young, old and mobility challenged. I'm in a wheelchair and with a bit of process of elimination I managed to find the donkey and cart stair free access. There is also an elevator which then takes you into the castle itself. I highly recommend wandering the streets first though.
Old castle, not very well preserved. I somehow thought that I would be able to walk on the top of the castle and look down on the village but it was nothing like that. Was not able to go in, just walked on boring alleyways.
My favorite place on the island. So nice to walk around town and around the castle. Beautiful place, very interesting and with lots of photo opportunities.
It's a nice walk up to the Kastro, if you can find it 😉, with a lovely view at the Harbour and the city centre. Most of all I like wandering around in the old village.
Walking the narrow streets of Burgo and Castle very early in the morning, shopping sightseeing, drinking coffee (or even something stronger), eating lunch at restaurants with great seaview or enjoying a cocktail at the adventurous bars are just some reasons to visit this place..!
Unique atmosphere great things to see.
Do not miss 1739 terrace cafe and APODO a marvelous cultural gift shop, both next to archaeological museum.
Dislike is not right description for something you can't find...I may have encountered the castle, but couldn't be sure. Signage is lacking, either on the historical site or in directions to it.
4. Archaeological Museum of Naxos
4.2
(358)
Archaeological museum
Museums
Museum displaying excavated artwork, figurines, pottery & other artifacts from prehistoric eras.
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It is a small museum, and there is not much to see due to the renovation work. What's on display is very limited with very limited information on them. I really wanted to see the mosaics, but that section it was closed. The museum is located inside the old school. The museum is free to enter.
The museum is closed due to to some sort of maintenance, although there is a small part open with some vases and such to look at. Not much info about the items and nothing that makes you intrigued about the history of Naxos, or Greece. I would say it is not worth visiting at the moment. But it is free of charge. Hope the exhibit is better in full.
Neat museum to view pottery and idols. Admission was free when we visited. It was just a little difficult finding our way to it. If you come from the top of the building (through some jewelry shop/beside a church) take the stairs in front of you (in the building) to the lower level.
At the moment most of it is closed for renovation. It's just one room with about 20 glass cases for the next couple of years. If you've already been to any other Greek museum you can give this a miss. Not much to see until the museum fully opens again in a couple of years.
The gift shop has more space currently
interesting historical pieces from different centuries reaching back to 3000 BC.
fair price for 2€, it is worth a visit to get an impression about naxos' past. some printed more detailled info is partly available at the museum. open air terrace with impressive mosaic.
It has only a very small exposition because everything else is renovated at the moment. The attendance is free, though.
Looks like a great museum in a historical building, connected at the same time will the local life.
The room of exposition was very small, so guests were bumping into each other constantly.
I think you definitely should explore the district and spare some little time to look at the museum building itself.
It was under renovation, so there wasn’t much to see. It was also no air conditioning, only a couple of fans for the small room with quite a lot of people, so it got very hot. It was free entrance, so there was no loss really. Wished that I had been there when the whole museum was open, but it still was some nice things to look at.
Apparently it's under renovation works. There's only one room to display objects and there is no extra information for the objects on display. It'll take you like 10 mins to see all. Also, it's free.
The museum undergoes maintenance (Aug 2022)Main exhibits have been transferred in one room where you can see them for FREE. It won’t take you more than 20 minutes but the significance of the artifacts is great and makes the place a must visit. Tip: there is elevator access to the top of the castle.
As of September 2021 the main museum is closed and undergoing renovations. For approximately three years until September 2024.
So no mosaics and a very limited display of vases and figures from the Cyclades in the temporary display area.
The upside is that this display is now free.
The downside is that it is very underwhelming. If you are not out in 15 minutes I would be surprised.
We paid a quick visit to this museum one afternoon. The museum is nothing big or fancy, but it does have a lot of pretty cool things in it. What made it more interesting to me was the fact that there were some artifacts there that were recovered from Zeus's Childhood Cave, which we had hiked to the day before. We also walked around the building (not sure if it's considered part of the museum) and saw some of the rooms and furniture from when the castle was in use. The whole area, including the museum is worth a visit.
A very quiet and pleasant place to study how Greece got birth, with wide quality artifacts, information and books to read, nicely maintained the culture , loved the ambiance, must visit information provided is very good and comes to a pocket-friendly entrance price of 4 Euros
Good collection of neolithic artifacts, cycladic marble idols, some bronze statuary amongst it's permanent exhibits.
The terrace enhanced with a mosaic depiction of Europa kidnapped by Zeus (in guise of a bull) also offers a vista across the countryside.
5. Archaeological Museum of Naxos
4.2
(358)
Archaeological museum
Museums
Museum displaying excavated artwork, figurines, pottery & other artifacts from prehistoric eras.
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It is a small museum, and there is not much to see due to the renovation work. What's on display is very limited with very limited information on them. I really wanted to see the mosaics, but that section it was closed. The museum is located inside the old school. The museum is free to enter.
The museum is closed due to to some sort of maintenance, although there is a small part open with some vases and such to look at. Not much info about the items and nothing that makes you intrigued about the history of Naxos, or Greece. I would say it is not worth visiting at the moment. But it is free of charge. Hope the exhibit is better in full.
Neat museum to view pottery and idols. Admission was free when we visited. It was just a little difficult finding our way to it. If you come from the top of the building (through some jewelry shop/beside a church) take the stairs in front of you (in the building) to the lower level.
At the moment most of it is closed for renovation. It's just one room with about 20 glass cases for the next couple of years. If you've already been to any other Greek museum you can give this a miss. Not much to see until the museum fully opens again in a couple of years.
The gift shop has more space currently
interesting historical pieces from different centuries reaching back to 3000 BC.
fair price for 2€, it is worth a visit to get an impression about naxos' past. some printed more detailled info is partly available at the museum. open air terrace with impressive mosaic.
It has only a very small exposition because everything else is renovated at the moment. The attendance is free, though.
Looks like a great museum in a historical building, connected at the same time will the local life.
The room of exposition was very small, so guests were bumping into each other constantly.
I think you definitely should explore the district and spare some little time to look at the museum building itself.
It was under renovation, so there wasn’t much to see. It was also no air conditioning, only a couple of fans for the small room with quite a lot of people, so it got very hot. It was free entrance, so there was no loss really. Wished that I had been there when the whole museum was open, but it still was some nice things to look at.
Apparently it's under renovation works. There's only one room to display objects and there is no extra information for the objects on display. It'll take you like 10 mins to see all. Also, it's free.
The museum undergoes maintenance (Aug 2022)Main exhibits have been transferred in one room where you can see them for FREE. It won’t take you more than 20 minutes but the significance of the artifacts is great and makes the place a must visit. Tip: there is elevator access to the top of the castle.
As of September 2021 the main museum is closed and undergoing renovations. For approximately three years until September 2024.
So no mosaics and a very limited display of vases and figures from the Cyclades in the temporary display area.
The upside is that this display is now free.
The downside is that it is very underwhelming. If you are not out in 15 minutes I would be surprised.
We paid a quick visit to this museum one afternoon. The museum is nothing big or fancy, but it does have a lot of pretty cool things in it. What made it more interesting to me was the fact that there were some artifacts there that were recovered from Zeus's Childhood Cave, which we had hiked to the day before. We also walked around the building (not sure if it's considered part of the museum) and saw some of the rooms and furniture from when the castle was in use. The whole area, including the museum is worth a visit.
A very quiet and pleasant place to study how Greece got birth, with wide quality artifacts, information and books to read, nicely maintained the culture , loved the ambiance, must visit information provided is very good and comes to a pocket-friendly entrance price of 4 Euros
Good collection of neolithic artifacts, cycladic marble idols, some bronze statuary amongst it's permanent exhibits.
The terrace enhanced with a mosaic depiction of Europa kidnapped by Zeus (in guise of a bull) also offers a vista across the countryside.
6. Bazeos Tower
4.4
(438)
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Built as a monastery in the 17th century, this castle now serves as a space for cultural activities.
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A historic tower which was refurbished enough not to loose its authenticity. It's used also to host artistic expositions and events like Naxos festival every summer. Better but tickets in advance for this event
Unfortunately during the off season it is closed but it was still worth the quick 2 minute detour off the main road to just drive by it and see all of its beauty.
During the summer it should be back open again for public viewing.
Nice and interesting. The place is a working art gallery for various artists.
The tickets to enter are €5 each and there’s a dedicated parking outside. The man that worked at the reception was ever so friendly and told us the history of the tower alongside explaining that there are works of contemporary artists too inside. The pray room/chapel inside is marvellous and is worth paying just to see it!
Very interesting 500 years old tower. Worths a visit, just for the history of it. Used to be a monastery. Also hosts exhibits and a festival on summers.
Nice place and absolutely worth a stop. Beautiful art inside. Decent entrance fee to support the continuous maintenance of the "castle". Parking on the grass field outside.
Amazing experience. The day we visit it, there was an art exhibition by Klaus Pfeiffer. A must visit if you are around. There is also a small cafe inside the tower.
Not the biggest attraction on the island, but surely still a nice spot to visit, if you're passing nearby.
The tickets are fairly cheap (5€), and the guide at the beginning gives you the information about the tower, and a brochure.
The tower is now used as a gallery. Currently, there are works of a German artist Klaus Pfeiffer (1938-2022), who lived on Naxos for many decades. The exhibition is titled "Wings of Icarus", and is certainly worth seeing.
On the top, there's also a great place to take some stunning photos.
Beautiful piece of architecture very well kept up by the current owners. You can see some parts of what the original monastery might have looked like. Where the church was and where the table the monks would sit and eat at was. The art exhibition that was on was interesting as well. Definitely worth visiting.
Don’t miss this place! Wonderful art by local (Greek) artists and the setting is magical. Stairs are steep but the view from the top is superb.
Well recontructed place! The view from top of the building is magnificent.
Visiting the place it is like entering a time machine and visiting the past. Especially if the is a tour guide to make an intro for your and a little bit of a history knowledge!
Some families with the surname: "Bazeos (Vazeos) : Greek = Βαζαίος" live in Amorgos island and now days they have a famous musician for his voice (a singer) and and his attitude, Lefteris Vazaios (Λευτέρης Βαζαίος). Mostly famous for new age songs from the islands, as the Greeks we call them, Nisiotika (Νησιώτικα)
It'a good place to visit. Ancient rooms of monks with some pieces of International artists. Not so big so you will end to visit in 20 minutes max.
Ticket price 5€.
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