Top Things to do in Northeast Aegean Islands
What to do and see in Northeast Aegean Islands, Northeast Aegean Islands: The Best Historic Sites
Discover the best top things to do in Northeast Aegean Islands, Greece including Church of Panagia Krina, Nea Moni Monastery, The Roman Aqueduct, Vareltzidaina's House, Archaelogical Site of Alyki, Kastro Limenarion, Monastery of St. John the Theologian, The Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi, Monastery of Agia Zoni, Monastery of Arhangel Mihail and Holy Source.
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1. Church of Panagia Krina
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
2. Nea Moni Monastery
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4.5 based on 306 reviews
A beautiful 11th century Byzantine monastery decorated with mosaics and relics.
Reviewed By VassiliaNorth - Athens, Greece
I have a summer home in Chios and all though I have travelled back and forth the last summers I never made the time to go visit this beautiful historic Monastery. I had studied history of art in school and College and done tones of reading about the Byzantine empire had visited both Constantinople (Istanbul) and Mesta and left the 3rd most iconic Byzantine site even if it was there close all along. It’s beautiful and unique although not very big and with a very small museum that operates little hours it was magical to see the architecture. Highlight was the amazing marble monastery build in table! And the amazing view of all the island of Chios. Definitely worth a stop on your way to the west side beach’s of the island. We made it into a road trip and got to visit Agia Markella on the same day!
3. The Roman Aqueduct
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4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Chascritical - London, United Kingdom
You turn onto a single track and traverse for nearly 2 Km until you reach this lovely spot where the aqueduct is situated amongst the evergreens and olive trees. There are two arches that are complete with one that is broken.information board available in Greek and English.
4. Vareltzidaina's House
5. Archaelogical Site of Alyki
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4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By richardWooreCheshire
Visited based on TA reviews and not disappointed. Arrived early morning and walked the short distance to the entrance.to discover free to enter. Path to follow advise and all the relevant sites have good history displayed. Situated right alongside the coast, is a perfectly tranquil setting and had it all to ourselves. A nice walk around the pines leads to a coastal path and access to a lovely restaurant on the beach frontage for a nice cold frappe. Love archeological sites and would say this one is well worth a visit
