At the Fortress of Chora, Naxos
Piano Bar at Mykonos
Reclining cat at Mykonos
Windmills at Mykonos
The Little Venice area at Mykonos
Greek Orthodox Church at Mykonos
Delos - ruins of a once great civilisation
The line-up of cats at Delos
The archaeological site at Delos
Phoebus Apollo smiles upon his altar at Delos
Grecian ruins at Delos
Tourists amongst the ruins at Delos
Houses and scrubland at Alyki
Sea defences at Paros
Windswept tree at Alyki
Colourful garden niche at Alyki
Narrow street with motor bike, Parikia
Ancient cruciform font at Panagia Ekatontapiliani…
Garden work in progress at Parikia
Hot stairs and a cool doorway at Naoussa
The Aegean Sea at Naoussa
A workshop of Benetos Skiadas
Departure from Mykonos
Gloomy passage with lamp
At the Temple of Apollo, Naxos
At the Temple of Apollo, Naxos
The North Bay at Naxos
There is no elevator
Welcome to the Old Market
Cat amongst the ruins
Temple of Demeter, Sangri, Naxos.
Temple of Demeter with Visitors, Sangri, Naxos.
Church of St John Gyroula, Sangri, Naxos.
Church of St John Gyroula, Sangri, Naxos.
Hairstyle, 2500 years old.
Plaque at Damalas, Naxos
Pots in the sun with olive trees
Pottery for sale on Naxos Island
Olive trees on the island of Naxos
At the Vallindras Citrus Distillery
Friedrich Nietzsche in Naxos
Wall painting in the Church of Panagia Drossiani
6th century Byzantine church - Panagia Drossiani
Street scene in Apeiranthos
Cafe scene in Apeiranthos
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The Palace of Marco Sanudo
The Palace of Marco Sanudo, the Venetian conqueror of Naxos.
Marco Sanudo captured the entire island of Naxos as well as other Cycladic islands by 1209 and pronounced himself as the Duke of the Archipelago in 1210. Naxos (Chora) was his chosen capital city.
Marco Sanudo captured the entire island of Naxos as well as other Cycladic islands by 1209 and pronounced himself as the Duke of the Archipelago in 1210. Naxos (Chora) was his chosen capital city.
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