Top Things to do in Andros Town
Top 5 Things to do Good for Kids in Andros Town, South Aegean
Discover the best top things to do in Andros Town, Greece including Andros Riva Rental, Andros Routes, Goulandris Museum of Contemporary Art, Andros, Platia Afanous Nafti, Waterfalls of Pithara.
Restaurants in Andros Town
1. Andros Riva Rental
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Riva rentals :In our place you can rent Ribs (zodiac) daily tours, Motorboats, electric mountain bikes and scooters .
2. Andros Routes
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5.0 based on 81 reviews
We are a group of people that love this island although not all of us were born here. We live, study, walk, swim and research constantly realizing how valuable this island’s nature and culture is. This is how an idea is born to combine research and actions-creative and entertaining- recognizing that tourism may benefit a place if developed in a proper scale and managed accordingly… Andros paths
3. Goulandris Museum of Contemporary Art, Andros
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4.5 based on 200 reviews
In July 1979 the Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation inaugurated the Museum of Contemporary Art in Hora, capital of Andros and birthplace of Basil P. Goulandris. In the two wings of the Museum a part of the Foundation’s collection is exhibited throughout most of the year. Each summer, since 1986, the Foundation has been organising temporary exhibitions of distinguished 20th-century artists in the Museum of Contemporary Art on Andros. The Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation has built up a significant art collection of important 20th-century Greek and international artists. This collection comprises the core of the Museum of Contemporary Art on Andros. The increasing attendance of the Athenian public and the inhabitants of Andros led to the Museum’s expansion to a new wing, which was completed in 1986. Moreover, the Foundation has made provisions for the construction, equipment and enrichment of a new Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens.
Reviewed By MrsWBN - Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
What a beautiful museum! I LOVED this place! I loved the architecture of the building, I loved the collection of art so carefully chosen; and I loved how it had been curated. Great audioguides (free with entrance ticket), and the best coffee and cake we had during our stay in Athens - don't miss the café! The only criticism would be that the items in the souvenir shop were ridiculously expensive, €70 for the Museum catalogue as an example.
