The “house” of Tinian creativity is set in the courtyard of Evangelistria Church and host artworks of Tinian painters and sculptors from the Modern Greek times. Its collection includes sculptures

A traditional Tinian residence in Aetofolia, centre of pottery activity in the island from the 30’s to 60’s, houses over 200 ceramic items designating the ancient art of clay. The

At the modern museum in Pyrgos, which was founded in 2007 by Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation, the history of marble is presented, from the extracting in the quarries to

Kostas Tsoclis’ museum is housed at the old Primary School of Kampos, is exclusively dedicated to the work of the great modern Greek artist and aims at getting in contact

The parental home of Yannoulis Chalepas (1851-1938), at the entry of Pyrgos, has been converted into a small museum where the visitor can see the artist’s personal belongings, drawings and

After the catastrophe of Kastro, the Jesuits monks and Ursulines nuns founded their monasteries in Loutra village in Kato Meria. In 1862, the monastery of Ursulines was founded by a

The ghost-village in Kato Meria was deserted for unknown purposes back in the 70’s. Since then, its permanent inhabitants are the winds… if you walk around the ruins, you will

A building of the 18th century (1732-1756), near Marlas settlement in Exo Meria. According to tradition, a ship from Dardanelia which was sailing around Panormos, almost shipwrecked because of the

Right next to the church of Panagia Evangelistria in Tinos, is set Elli’ s mausoleum which was torpedoed at the port of Tinos in August 15th of 1940. Here, a

The interesting diving spots combined with the strong biodiversity of the undersea world of Tinos convert the island into an upcoming diving tourism destination. Reefs, sea caves and shipwrecks are

They say that the island was named by someone called “Tinos” who was the first man who got to live there. Another name attributed to Tinos was “Hydroussa” because of

The weather conditions, strong winds and great waves, make the island an ideal destination for windsurfing. Indeed, in Tinos and more specifically in Kolympithra, was set the first windsurfing school

The Monastery of the Lady of Angels, built in the 10th century is set in Kechrovouni in Pano Meria. According to tradition, from an early age, the nun Agia Pelagia

Tinos is part of North Cyclades. Covering an area of 195skm is the third largest island of the complex, following Andros and Naxos. It is located southeast of Andros and

One may think that Titanomachy has truly taken place in the plateau with the enormous round granite boulders. The gigantic pellets in the vast tract which surrounds Volax village in