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Paros is the third largest archipelago between the islands of the Cyclades Islands and is known for the extraction of marble. Paros has thrived due to their all and did not need to attract tourists, just as largely as his neighbors. From classic marble here has been used as raw material by the best sculptors and architects, so that Paros has become a source of raw material for the whole of Greece. Paros marble was made in the 2nd century BC, the statue of Venus de Milo, the winged goddess of victory or staying on the island of Samothraki. Both works are among the main exhibits of the Paris Louvre.
However, during summer in Paros is quite crowded, especially when they gather here on the wind surfers from around the world. A place has become very fashionable Naoussa port, where besides delicious snacks, you can indulge in shopping or making you leave taken by sea taxi, to the most beautiful beaches, which is near the northern island lager.
Paros is the main city or Paroikia, which draws primarily by Ekatondapiliani Panagia Byzantine cathedral in the 10th century, a relevant example for the use of marble in construction. In its immediate vicinity, is the Archaeological Museum, where you can admire the various works of Paros marble, and a unique chronicle of Paros. This book recounts the history engraved in marble Greek since the 16th century BC The town lies in a hidden port on the west coast. Apart from the busy center, which offers various sports and cultural experiences, here you will find wonderful side street, along which the sequence of traditional Cycladic houses with yards full of flowers.
Paros he wins the big fans of romantic holiday with a taste of history.
Paros All Locations | Paros is the third largest archipelago between the islands of the Cyclades Islands and is known for the extraction of marble. Paros has thrived due to their all and did not need to attract tourists, just as largely as his neighbors
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