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Hermoupolis\" data-caption-desc=\"Right in front of the capital of Syros there are many nice beaches with clear water like Asteria (beneath the St. Nicholas church), Taliro (above St. Nicholas church) and Kimata (Old port).\" data-attachment-id=\"261\" class=\"foogallery-thumb fg-thumb\">\"hermoupolis-asteria\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>

Hermoupolis<\/div>
Right in front of the capital of Syros there are many nice beaches with clear water like Asteria (beneath the St. Nicholas church), Taliro (above St. Nicholas church) and Kimata (Old port).<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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\"azolimnos\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>
Azolimnos<\/div>
It is the nearest tourist beach outside the city with golden sand and crystal water. It is a remarkable tourist resort with many taverns and cafes.<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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\"vari\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>
Vari<\/div>
Located in a secluded bay with shallow waters and an amazing beach. There is also the possibility of water sports. It features several restaurants, taverns and nightclubs.<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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\"agathopes\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>
Agathopes<\/div>
Located 14 km. SW of Syros. Sandy, shallow beach, overlooking the islands Shinonisi & Strogilo. A feature of the beach are the famous sea lilies. It also has a beach bar. With a variety of water sports.<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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\"galissas\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>
Galissas<\/div>
One of the most famous beaches. Nice blue water, organized, with golden sand, 9 km. SW of Syros. Many dining options and caf\u00e9s. With a variety of water sports.<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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\"kini\"<\/span><\/span><\/a>
Kini<\/div>
Organized beach in the picturesque fishing village on the west side of the island with crystal clear water and many fish restaurants.<\/div><\/div><\/figcaption><\/figure>
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Our island – Information<\/h3>\n

Sightseeings<\/h5>\n

The Miaouli Square, with the statue of Andreas Miaoulis (1889) and the marble bandstand (1907) with reliefs of Apollo and the Muses.<\/p>\n

The Town Hall. The imposing structure in Ermoupoli, took 22 years to finish. Founded in 1876 and completed in 1898. The architect was Ernest Chiller and the mayor then, D. Vafiadakis. It is open to the public in the mornings and sometimes Saturday and Sunday.<\/p>\n

The Archaeological Museum, housed in the northwest of the Town Hall, with entrance from the street Emm. Benaki. There are exhibited finds from protocycladic to Byzantine era. It is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 am. – 3:00 pm. Entrance is free and the telephone number is +30 22810 88487.<\/p>\n

The Historical Archive of the Cyclades is housed on the first floor of the mansion Ladopoulou to the left of the City Hall. These rich information archives, dating from 1821 and are open to any researcher or just visitor.<\/p>\n

The Cultural Centre of Syros is housed on the first floor, in the building right of the City Hall. There, is also the Museum of Cycladic Art, a donation of I. & E. Vati with copies of the Protocycladic civilization. On the ground floor, with entrance from the street Themis, the art gallery “Ermoupoli” can be found.<\/p>\n

The Public Library of Syros is housed on the ground floor of the Cultural Center, on the right of the Town Hall. It contains 35,000 books, many of which are very old and rare. In the small garden in front of the Library, there are busts of Emmanuel Roidis, George Souris, Dim. Vikela, Tim. Ambelas and Rita Boumi-Pappas.<\/p>\n