Top Things to do in Naxos Town
The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Naxos Town, South Aegean
The Greek city of Naxos is steeped in mythological mystique and ancient history. The purported home of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, is fringed with glorious beaches, collisions of turquoise waters and sapphire horizons. The ruins of The Portara frame the sky like a door to another world, while renovated Venetian mansions offer a glimpse into the upper crust of yesteryear. The 13th-century castle is simply breathtaking.
Restaurants in Naxos Town
1. Naos Tou Apollona - Portara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,286 reviews
Reviewed By _N5854HS - Athens, Greece
best sunset i ever saw on cyclades.An ancient temple where you can see the sun goes down,in the sea.beautiful romantic place for couples
2. Kastro
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4.5 based on 554 reviews
This 13th century castle houses a 16th century Catholic Cathedral, the Archaeological Museum and the Venetian Museum.
Reviewed By duhoz - Beroun, Czech Republic
I fall in love with this charming part of the city. Day or night I enjoyed seamlessly roaming the narrow streets full of boutiques, taverns, galleries and little houses where still the locals live, not just seized by tourists. From some parts there as beautiful views of the city. Unfortunately some buildings such as the Tower or museum which are currently under the reconstruction.
3. Agia Kiriaki Church
4. Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,126 reviews
Reviewed By MrandMrsRo - Chester, United Kingdom
Lovely scenic alleyways. Lots of shops but didn't feel tacky touristy. We found an excellent traditional wood fired bakery in the Old Market area - best bread we had on the island and freshly baked all day long so piping hot when bought - open all day and till 9pm at night too. Worth going right up to the castle area and onto the terrace (through a cafe) to get a wonderful panoramic view of the island.
5. BAZEOS TOWER
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
Bazeos Tower 17th century monumend in the inland of Naxos, where take place every summer the Naxos Festival.
Reviewed By EroF4 - Athens, Greece
Used to be a monastery, served as a church for many years, now a place for art exhibitions and performances. Great views!!
