Antiparos is a small island of the Cyclades, close to Paros. The main city is found on the north-western tip of the island, and is called Antiparos, although it is also known as ‘Kastro’.
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In spite of being small, it has many attractions that assure a good quantity of tourists every year. In fact, the entertainment offered is so varied that it can fulfil the requests of different age ranges, not only during the daytime, but also in terms of night-life.
Regarding its beaches, there is a good number of small and picturesque ones.
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One of the main places of interest on Antiparos is its famous cave, dating from ancient years.
This cave keeps its stalactites and stalagmites, although during the war that took place from 1700 to 1774, Russian soldiers cut many of them in order to keep them as souvenirs, the same as the Italian soldiers during the 2nd World War.
The cave also has some inscriptions, among which some names that can still be discerned.
Antiparos has also many artistic and cultural events that include exhibitions, plays, literary readings, dance performances, and concerts.
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There are interesting seminars and art lessons available during the whole year as well. Regarding the celebrations, the island observes many festivals; on May 7th, June 23rd and 24th, and September 7th among others.
When it comes to night-life, there is a good number of bars, restaurants and taverns –there is even a pizzeria- as well as several clubs and an open-air cinema.
In fact, Antiparos is also very visited because of its lively night entertainment.
However, those who prefer some low-key activities can also find their place among the variety of the mentioned locations, as well as under the moon, near the beachfront, where tranquil strolls can be enjoyed.
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