The Castle of Antiparos is a 15th-century castle located on the Greek island of Antiparos in the South Aegean. It was built in 1440 by the patrician Loredan dynasty from Venice, namely Giovanni Loredan, who owned the island and brought inhabitants to it at his own expense.
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Very neglected place. The smell was unbearable to stand for more then few minutes. This saying that being an architect I was determined to stand it all just to see the "castle" and the "settlement". Otherwise "normal" people are not determined that much and with a good reason. It's a shame and sad to see something kept in such a...
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Antiparos, the village is culturally fantastic as well as the people and food offerings. Really worthwhile spending at least 1 to 2 days on Antiparos. However the "castle" of Antiparos is non existent and what is to see is a pile of rocks that can be seen at any building site. You literally walk past 15m of a rock pile...
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Super underwhelmed by Antiparos. It's one big long shopping mall with a few bars dispersed throughout. Who's coming here to buy $150 t-shirts from unknown names? Really weird experience. If you want a cute Cycladic place with a mix of lovely shops, bars, culture and trendy feels...
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