Andros Town is the capital of the island, built on a peninsula that divides the sea in two, with the pedestrian crossing it leading to Unknown Sailor's square. It ends up on the small island, on which is built the medieval Venetian castle, and the rocky island of the famous and unique Tourlitis Lighthouse. Two sandy beaches surround the town of Andros, the central beach of the capital Neimporio in the west and Paraporti in the east. It is true that Andros Town does not look like a Cycladic capital at all, it is the homeland of renowned shipowners and captains and preserves its glory and its modest majesty. It's unique. Beautiful neoclassical mansions and houses, paved streets, squares, picturesque alleys and beautiful churches.

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The Archaeological Museum of Andros was established in 1981 through a donation by the Vassilis & Elise Goulandris Foundation, with designs by Stamos Papadakis. It houses findings from excavations on Andros, primarily from the area of Zagora. The museum is located in the Chora of Andros, specifically in Theophilos Kairis Square. In the beautifully arranged halls, with the aid of photographs and models, visitors can explore the history of the island from the Neolithic era to the Byzantine period. View more: Archaeological Museum of Andros


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The Museum of Contemporary Art of Andros was inaugurated on July 28, 1979, by the Vassilis and Elise Goulandris Foundation. It is located in the Chora of Andros, the birthplace of Basil P. Goulandris. The initiative to construct the building stemmed from the need to house and showcase remarkable sculptures left to their hometown by the Andros-born sculptor Michalis Tombros. This initial collection was later enriched with works from the personal collection of Vassilis and Elise Goulandris.


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Lush green valleys, flowing rivers, beautiful beaches and ancient pathways. Andros is an island full of surprises. Let us share this undiscovered jewel of the Aegean with you. Andros Routes was formed by a group of volunteers who love the island, its culture, history and beautiful landscape. Our aim is to develop sustainable tourism on the island by restoring and maintaining the ancient network of paths for hiking. Since 2012 we have restored and signposted over 240km of paths including the Andros Route, a 100km continuous path across the length of the island.


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Korthi, also known as Ormos Korthiou, is a picturesque village in the southern part of Andros, rich in natural beauty and tradition. It is home to the famous beach "Pídima tis Griás" (The Old Lady's Jump), renowned for its striking rock formation and the legendary tale behind its name. Perfect for relaxation, Korthi also offers plenty of opportunities for adventure and entertainment.