This trail is not easy, but it offers captivating views, and its final destination, the chapel of Krifi Panagia, built into the rocks, makes you wonder how it was constructed in such a location.

Στην Κύμη βρίσκεται το σπίτι όπου γεννήθηκε και μεγάλωσε ο διεθνούς φήμης γιατρός Γεώργιος Παπανικολάου, ο οποίος εφηύρε το τεστ Παπανικολάου, γνωστό και ως Pap-test...

Santa’s Mill is a magical location near Andronianoi, in the region of Kymi. It got its name from the abandoned water mill, the ruins of which still exist there.

Entzi is a settlement west of Kalyvia, and it owes its name to the German geologist and mineralogist Enze Franz.

The Byzantine castle of Saint George, which was probably built in the 11th century on an area smaller than one acre, is steep and offers ideal natural fortification.

The coal loading facility located in the port of Kymi is an extremely interesting construction from the early 20th century (1913), which is connected to the first steps of coal mining in Greece.

According to tradition, the monastery was founded by monks from Mount Athos in the 15th century. It is said that the monks escaped from the Turks and found refuge here.

The Folklore Museum of Kimi was founded in 1981 by the Educational and Cultural Association of Kimi. It is the largest and best-organized folklore museum in Evia and one of the finest regional museums in the country.

The church of Virgin Mary Liaoutsinassa is renowned for the templon and ambo created by Ioannis Chalepas, a marble sculptor from Tinos, and father of Giannoulis Chalepas. It is dedicated to the Dormition of the Theotokos, was built in 1849, and has been declared a protected monument since 1965.

It is the most famous beach in Evia and one of the largest, which gets extremely crowded during the summer despite its size.