December 25, 2026
Christmas
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Naxos – The largest Cycladic island, combining long sandy beaches, mountain villages, a fertile interior, and a rich history. Its trademark is the Portara, a massive marble gateway of the unfinished Temple of Apollo at the entrance to the port of Chora, one of the most recognizable symbols of the Cyclades.
December 25, 2026
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Closures of institutions and shops are possible on that date.
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December 26, 2026
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January 1, 2027
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January 6, 2027
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March 25, 2027
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May 1, 2027
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August 15, 2027
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Bigger crowds are possible around the event.
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October 28, 2027
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A monumental marble gateway from the 6th century BCE is the only surviving part of an unfinished Temple of Apollo. It stands on the small islet of Palatia, connected to the town of Naxos by a causeway, and is the most recognizable symbol of the island and one of the most famous spots for watching the sunset.
A Venetian fortress from the 13th century, built on a hill overlooking the harbor, forms the historic core of the city of Naxos. Within its walls lie stone houses, narrow cobblestone streets, churches, and the Archaeological Museum of Naxos, while from the ramparts one can enjoy views of the harbor and the Aegean Sea.
– An ancient temple from the 6th century BCE, dedicated to the goddess Demeter, located near the village of Sangri in the interior of Naxos. It has been partially reconstructed and represents one of the most significant examples of early Doric architecture, with original marble elements preserved.
Sailing under the sails — sunset - The sailboat departs from the port of Naxos in the afternoon hours and sails toward the smaller islands of the Cyclades.
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