Aegina: Shores, temples, Athens close
Aegina, the “eyesore of the gulf”, as it is visible from the Acropolis of Athens, was the first capital of Greece.
Just a short ferry ride from Athens, it offers a perfect blend of ancient wonders, charming villages, and beautiful beaches.
Top Sightseeing Spots
Temple of Aphaia: A stunning ancient Greek temple with panoramic views.
Agios Nektarios Monastery: A grand and impressive religious site.
Palaiochora (Medieval Town): The ruins of a former Byzantine settlement with numerous churches.
Aegina Town (Harbor): Wander through the bustling town's vibrant waterfront, which features shops, cafes, and traditional tavernas.
Pistachio Groves: Explore the island's signature agricultural landscape. It is famous for its pistachios that are produced on the island and bear its name (Aegina pistachios),
Perdika Village: A charming fishing village with seafood restaurants.
