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Cozy and laid-back place must to be visited, especially early morning while I was waiting for the first boat to beach and Paros park and then late after the lunch the port area was sleepy. Picturesque taverns, trendy cafe and bars. From restaurants you can see the world go by, local people, mostly fishermen doing their daily chore. The parts of the port is a small Venetian Castle or ruins. If you are in Paros, this is the one of place to go.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Worth a visit day or evening. Lots of lovely restaurants; typically Greek tavernas rub shoulders with more sophisticated options. Ditto the bars (we enjoyed several local wines and some excellent apple Martinis!). A good choice of shops, mainly clothing and jewellery, but some home stores too. During the day, small boats set sail for local beaches. A central square is a focal point for meeting and people-watching. We've visited eight different Greek islands to date and Paros is the only island we've returned to, it captured us…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Beautiful port - very picturesque and lively. Great restaurant choices and beautiful church overlooking. Quaint mixed with modern. Unforgettable visit
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Date of experience: September 2020
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This is a gorgeous town. However, we were put off that no-one were wearing masks. The cobbled streets are narrow and we felt that during this time it was not that safe to visit. At the restaurant we ate at we were seated by the reservation desk. Guests had to come into the restaurant and walk past the diners to enquire if there was a table available. The restaurant was full and we found it of putting that so many people were standing by our table. …
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Naoussa is a lovely place to visit with a very atmospheric port area, with fishermen mending their nets and waterfront restaurants. Worth a walk round - it won’t take long, and a visit to the small ruined Venetian castle along the sea wall (dodging the sea spray!) is fun. Nice sunset over the hills.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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