Kythira Chora
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Best Hotels & Accommodations
The Windmill
As the sun rises and the sky brightens, aromatic scents from the verdant landscape, float throughout the breathtaking resort. Caring and dedicated staff maintain the integrity of the Poulos family spirit passed down through generations. Ideally located in the heart of Kythira, this modern resort ...
Abramis
Abramis hostel was built in 1887 and they restored with personal effort and a conscious taste, maintaining the traditional characteristic architecture of the area and combined with modern conveniences, the ideal place for relaxation and rebirth was created. Raw wood, traditional furniture, Kamares ...
Anesis
Just 5 m from Agia Pelagia Beach in Kythira, Anesis Hotel features rooms with free WiFi and a furnished balcony overlooking the Aegean Sea and the garden. Guests are offered a buffet breakfast.
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ablutsauger 21 Oct 2016Kythira's GoldCastle of Chora is what makes Kythira look representative. It's position and view over the port make it a remarkable experience. There are also informative panels on the location to get you a little bit of history.
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ablutsauger 20 Oct 2016Small and InformativeThe archaeological museum is located at the very entrance to Chora, on the left, so you cannot miss it.
It is very small but very informative and fully equipped with interactive touch screens, films and descriptions, everything provided in English as well.
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ablutsauger 16 Oct 2016Classic Old TownChora is visually the most live part of Kythira. It is your typical old town, with live colours, narrow streets and souvenir shops.
It's most famous and distinguished part is certainly the castle, which alone makes Kythira a desirable island to visit.
It is close to Kapsali, so you can always combine these two for walking, shopping, eating and historical insight.