town Poros: town village in the island of Poros, Greece, Saronic

The beauty of Poros Town is emphasized by the whitewashed narrow streets which brilliance is accentuated by the bright fuchsia, red and orange of the bougainvillea and hibiscus. The beautiful neoclassical, light blue painted clock tower was built in 1927 and stands on the highest point of the city. It is visible from every part of the town and from next to it, one can enjoy a magnificent view over the mountainous Peloponnesian coast and the astonishing sunsets.

One of the must-sees of the beautiful Poros Town is the archaeological museum situated on the small square on the quayside road, Korizi Square (Plateia in Greek). The beautiful Public Library is also worth-seeing as is the church of Agios Georgios housing the superb frescoes painted by the famous Greek painter Constantine Parthenis and the superb Villa Galini, one of the most beautiful houses of Poros, which has hosted various personalities from Art and Literature such as Henri Miller.

On the waterfront, souvenir shops, cafes, florists and other various shops are lining one after the other, forming a colourful and lively façade. Taverns and more shops are scattered along the narrow streets behind the first row of buildings. The town also offers a wide range of hotels, studios and rooms for rent as well as various tourist offices, four banks, a post office and an open-air cinema.

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