Skopelos is the largest island of the Sporades, known for its pine forests that sweep down to the sea, traditional white houses, and numerous Orthodox churches. Throughout history it was an important maritime and trading hub of the northern Aegean, and today it is known for its well-preserved old town, tranquil coves, and hiking trails through olive groves and pine forests. It gained wider recognition as one of the filming locations for the movie Mamma Mia!, but the identity of the island is defined above all by its nature, traditional architecture, and relaxed Mediterranean way of life.
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