
Perhaps the greatest testament to the scientific genius of Samos\u0027 golden-age is the 1,034-metre-long Tunnel of Eupalinos - an aqueduct and service tunnel built in 524 BC. This incredible feat of ...
Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
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Pythagorio | 4 km | 12 min | |
Votsalakia | 42 km | 50 min | |
Kokkari | 26 km | 37 min | |
Karlovasi | 47 km | 56 min | |
Samos Town | 16 km | 22 min |
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
Perhaps the greatest testament to the scientific genius of Samos\u0027 golden-age is the 1,034-metre-long Tunnel of Eupalinos - an aqueduct and service tunnel built in 524 BC. This incredible feat of ...
Though today only some ruins remain, this 6th-century temple dedicated to the goddess Hera was once four times the size of the Parthenon in Athens. The road leading to the site from Pythagoreio was on...
The Castle of Lykourgos Logothetis (named after a resistance leader from the War of Independece) dates back to 1824. Visitors are free to explore the remnants of the castle and take in the breathtakin...
This impressive museum showcases ancient archaeological artifacts dating back as far as the 6th century BC. The highlights include ceramics, bronze sculptures and statues, including an enormous 5 and ...
A short distance from the city of Pythagoreion, atop a hill with wonderful views of the surrounding area and coast, lies the Monastery of Panagia Spiliani. As if the views and the quaint monastery wer...
Venture through forest paths to northwest of the island, where you will discover the beautiful Potami Waterfalls, a popular and picturesque swimming hole hidden among large slick rocks. Nearby there a...
Greek philosopher and thinker Pythagoras is perhaps the most famous son of Samos, and it is possible to visit his caves on Mount Kerkis. The larger of the two caves was used as a classroom for his stu...
This simple and rustic museum teaches visitors about the wine-production process and the interesting contraptions that have been used in the region\u0027s wine-making history.
Down a narrow winding path from Balos Beach lies Stella, a restaurant that serves beautifully presented and expertly prepared specialties from Cyprus. The area is green and refreshing, and the traditi...
Fabulous Greek cuisine is served at this no-frills restaurant in Pythagoreion. Prices are very reasonable, and the warm and welcoming staff is very generous with their free desserts and ouzo. Seafood ...
Casa di Roma, located in the picturesque Pythagoreion harbour, is a popular Italian restaurant that specialises in Mediterranean dishes, as well as pasta and pizza. Be sure to also try the wonderful d...
With a prime location right by the beach in the Port of Pythagoreion, Elia Restaurant has a passion for creating unique flavours in all of their dishes, which range from Greek and Mediterranean and se...
EmergencyNumbers
Fire: 119 First aid: 166 Fire department: +30 22730 22199 Forest rangers: +30 22730 27435
Currency
Euro, €1 = 100 cents
OpeningHours
Shops generally open from about 9am to 9-10pm. Many establishments close for a few hours in the early afternoon for siesta, but most restaurants, bars and cafes stay open late, often past midnight.
Population
33,000
TouristInformation
Regional Unit of Samos, Department of Tourism Dervenakion and Alexi Alexi str, Samos +30 22733 50401 visit@samos.gr
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