Archaeological Site of Palamari at Skyros — Attraction in Skyros Municipality

An excellent prehistoric site, among the best to be seen of these periods. Usually, sites dated as far back as this one, though of paramount historical significance, have little to offer to the untrained eye. Not this one. Here...it's all still here! The towers, the bastions, the moat, the dwellings, the warehouses, all remain discernable, and all that is unclear is wonderfully displayed with models, signs, and videos. Of course, it remains a prehistoric site. If you expect to see 10m+ tall walls and towers, don't bother. If you would like to learn how these came to be, though, here is the perfect place. Very easy to visit and to walk around, even with slippers. A hat and water are highly recommended during the hot summer days. The last part of the road is dirt, but in good condition for most conventional cars. Might be troublesome if you come...

Although we knew the site had already closed for the day, we decided to take a detour out there. It's just a dirt road, not particularly "challenging", goes past a couple of farms and a couple of small churches (the correct Greek word escapes me). If you decide to go, don't forget to stop to smell the thyme and the wild lavender, they're both very...

Even from a distance, the site leaves a lasting impression. Set against the deep blue of the Aegean, the ruins stand as a quiet reminder of Skyros’ rich past. The location is stunning, and you can feel the weight of history in the landscape. A must-see for anyone who loves culture, views, and a...