The church is located in Parikia, just 200 meters away from the port and is one of the most important and best preserved Christian churches in Greece. According to tradition, the original building of this temple was the work of the Emperor of Byzantium the Great and Saint Constantine to fulfill the wish of his mother, Saint Helen. August 15th is her feast day and many events take place.
The Museum consists of three rooms and an outdoor area. It is located right behind the church of Ekatontapiliani. There are findings from the Neolithic era to early Christian times. Among them, the Victory of Paros, the archaic marble Gorgo, kouroi, sculptures from archaic and classical times, Mycenaean, Geometric, Archaic findings and a mosaic floor from Roman times.
The Venetian Castle in Naoussa, Paros, was built by the Venetians in the 16th century to protect the settlement of Naoussa from pirates.
It was built at the beginning of the 13th century by the Venetians. It is built from marble architectural members of ancient temples of Paros. It is located at the top of the hill from where the view is breathtaking.
It is a natural park, full of different towering trees, running water, paths and local vegetation. A landscape of unique natural beauty where in the months of June to September, the Valley is filled with butterflies, creating an unusual, but beautiful phenomenon. A refreshment stand is available at the entrance of the valley. The park is open from June to September from 09:30 to 19:30.
The Ancient Cemetery of Paros is located in Parikia, near the port and is one of the most important in the Cyclades, with tombs from the 8th century BC to the 3rd century AD.
The Ancient Marble Quarries of Paros are located in Marathi. This marble was used to create some of the most important sculptures and monuments of antiquity, such as the Aphrodite of Milos and the Victory of Samothrace. .
On the top of a hill with an excellent view of the entire bay, are the remains of the sanctuaries of Delian Apollo and Artemis. The site is open all year round and with free admission.
