Kymi Evia

Village in Central Greece

You can take it easy in this quiet town and enjoy the beach. Traditional mansions belonging to captains show the town's reliance on maritime activity.

An impressive mansion that served as the Town Hall of Kymi.
photo: C messier / CC BY 3.0
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Kymi Evia Attractions

Some tables at the central square of Kymi and the surrounding buildings that host cafeterias and restaurants.
photo: C messier

Town Square of Kymi

Central square in front of the church of St. Athanasios, a vivid spot that offers numerous food and drink choices at its surroundings.

The exterior of St. Demetrius Church in Avlonari, Evia.
photo: C messier / CC BY-SA 4.0

Saint Demetrius Church, Avlonari Evia

Byzantine church from the 13th century AD, located at the settlement Chània, just 1 km away from the picturesque village of Avlonari.

Two of the domes and the belfry of the Church of Panayia Liaoutsianissa in Kymi.
photo: C messier / CC BY-SA 4.0

Church of Panayia Liaoutsianissa

A structure of 1849 at the southern part of Kymi, that is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and is nominated as a preservable monument since 1965.

Remains of the ancient settlement still visible at the Archaeological Site of Viglatouri Hill.
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Archaeological Site in Viglatouri

About 3 kilometers from the sea, remains of the ancient settlement that thrived during the 8th century BC cover the biggest part of the hill.

The exterior of the house in Kymi where the researcher and scientist Georgios Papanikolaou lived.
photo: Lemur12 / CC BY-SA 3.0

Papanikolaou's House

Family home of the researcher, scientist and pioneer who invented Test Pap, the most powerful weapon against cervical cancer.

Kymi Evia Things to Do

The stone-built monastery of Metamorfosis Sotiros in Kymi among the dense vegetation.
photo: C messier / CC BY-SA 4.0

Metamorfosis Sotiros Monastery

Convent dedicated to Jesus Christ, founded by Mount Athos monks during the 16th century.

An iron bridge and the flow of Manikiatis Stream through lush vegetation.
photo: C messier / CC BY-SA 4.0

Manikiatis River

River of Evia which has its springs at Kserovouni Mountain and flows into the Aegean Sea to the east covering a distance of 25 kilometers.

Kymi Evia Museums

The exterior of the neoclassical building that hosts the Folklore Museum of Kymi.
photo: C messier

Folklore Museum of Kymi

Housed in a neoclassical mansion of the late 19th century, it was inaugurated in 1981 and informs about the local traditions and customs.

Kymi Evia Day Trips

The Metropolitan Church of Amarynthos dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
photo: simon_music / CC BY-SA 2.0
distant ≈ 46km

Amarynthos (Vathia), Evia

Coastal village eastern of Eretria that is famous for its picturesque tavernas and the good food including the excellent local fish.

A picture depicting a part of the promenade of Paralia Kymis and numerous small boats anchored in the port.
photo: Karen Eliot / CC BY-SA 2.0

Paralia Kimis, Evia

In a short distance from the main village, it is the official port of Kymi and a picturesque settlement with many restaurants and tavernas.

Questions & Answers about Kymi Evia

Why Visit Kymi Evia?
  • Birthplace of the great benefactor of humanity, doctor George N. Papanikolaou.
  • 87 km from Chalkida, is situated at eastern Evia towards the Aegean Sea.
  • Called the "Balcony of Aegean" due to its panoramic position 200 m. over the sea.
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