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On the island, there is very interesting Citrus Museum located on the territory of the picturesque exotic garden. The cultivation of citruses has long been one of the main means of the local people’s subsistence. In the museum, you can see a lot of interesting themed exhibits. Its collection also includes agricultural tools used by the natives several hundred years ago, unique historical documents and pictures. After the excursion, the museum visitors can walk along the orchard where you can relax on the terrace and savor fresh orange juice. Fans of excursions should certainly visit the Argenti Museum named after the famous local historian Philip Argenti. The museum founder dedicated his life to studying the traditions and history of the island. He managed to collect interesting art and ethnographic exhibits. The museum visitors can see beautiful national costumes, craft items and pieces of art. In the museum lobby, the unique collection of old pictures is presented. The museum is located in the same building, as the largest library on the island is. As for religious attractions, you should pay your attention to the old Panagia Kanala Church located on the hilltop. The exact date of the construction of this tiny church is not known. In the course of archeological researches, it was found out that, during the rule of the Byzantium Empire, the monastery was located in this hilltop. The main religious relic is the icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary aged over a … Read further

Our guide to Chios

Chios sightseeing

Chios is the capital of the Prefecture of Chios (Greece), which comprises the island of Chios and smaller islands named Psara and Inusses. The city has a seaport and an airport. Chios has a huge importance mostly as a domestic tourist destination. The distance of Chios to Greece slows down the development of international tourism here. Northern suburb of Chios, Vrontados, is considered the birthplace of Homer. … Open

Travel guide to Chios

On the island, there is very interesting Citrus Museum located on the territory of the picturesque exotic garden. The cultivation of citruses has long been one of the main means of the local people’s subsistence. In the museum, you can see a lot of interesting themed exhibits. Its collection also includes agricultural tools used by the natives several hundred years ago, unique historical documents and pictures. … Open

Greece - moving around the country

There are 5 large international airports in the country. About 22 of them have the national status. They also have a right to welcome international flights, but the capacity of their terminals is not too large. Another 25 airports in the country are designed for domestic flights; in particular, for flights from the mainland to the island of Greece. All international airports welcome about 85% of the total number of visitors to the country. They are located close to the major cities of Greece, which can be reached either by public transport, by taxi or transfer. While waiting for the flight or arriving at the airport, passengers can use ATMs or local and international bank offices at the terminal exit. There are various restaurants and cafes, as well as medical aid and baby care rooms in the airport area. Passengers can look into the picturesque souvenir shops and expensive branded boutiques. … Open

Overview of festivals and celebrations in Greece

On January 8, Greece celebrates the Women's Day. On this day, women change roles with men. Latter should spend all day at home and do household chores, including cleaning, cooking, and home assignments with children. At this time, their wives go to bars and places where they can meet their friends. Ladies can spend the whole day with fragrant coffee. There are no common worries and problems. Most cafeterias in Greece are managed by the same families for many years. Mostly men run restaurants. Therefore, women manage to try a fundamentally new role on this day. The summer solstice on June 23 is peculiarly celebrated. At night, the Greeks perform mysterious rituals and burn flowers collected specifically for this holiday in May. In such a manner, they drive evil spirits away from their families. It’s also common to augur the future at night. … Open

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