Kythnos lies between Kea and Serifos. It is a beautiful Cycladic island with a bare landscape, sparsely dotted by different kind of trees.
Its infertile landscape and the size of the island haven't favoured the construction of modern |
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The capital of Kythnos island is Messaria or Chora. It has stunning, whitewashed houses, cobbled alleys, wonderful archways and windmills.
Dryopida is another beautiful village of Kythnos. It is a typical Cycladic settlement with paved, |
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Merichas is also a popular resort of the island, mostly prefered by the young people. This is where most of the island's clubs and cafes are situated, with loud music and open till morning. The rest of the island keeeps its ways more quiet and traditional.
Kythnos, as all the Cycladic islands, has many churches and small chapels scattered along the countryside and its coasts.
The most known churches are the churches of Panagia Nikous, Agios Savvas, Agios Ioannis Theologos, Panagia Kanala and the chapel of Profitis Ilias.
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