The cathedral of Agios Georgios marks the center of Poros Town’s upper sector. The oldest surviving written reference to the church is in the 1828 census under Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias, who lived briefly on the island. The church is widely known for its hagiography which is the work of one of the most important modern Greek artists, Konstantinos Parthenis.
The Velos is a destroyer-class vessel that has seen action in many major events in modern Greek...
The location of the last battle between General Archelaos of Pontus and the legions of the...
The Public Library of Aegina is a single-story, stone building adjacent to the Governor's House....
The first governor of the newly established Greek State. In January of 1828 he arrived in Poros...
Mount Lycabettus is the tallest hill in Athens, offering a panoramic view of the entire basin....
Inaugurated in 1930, the current Omonia station replaced the original station, built in 1895,...
