Kythnos is famous for its traditional character and the warm hospitality of its inhabitants. The villages worth visiting are the following:

Chora or Messaria: built amphitheatrically on the slope of a hill, Chora has an authentic Cycladic beauty that emerges from the houses that spring here and there and its picturesque alleys that adorn this place.

Here you will find: cafes, patisseries (also try sweets from our traditional Panochori patisserie), shops, traditional restaurants and bars (you can enjoy a refreshing drink at the Panochori Bar)

Merichas: Apart from being the port of Kythnos, it has a high position in the must-visit places of Kythnos, as there is the Cape of Markos, from where you can admire the beautiful view of the sunset and the golden shades of the sky.

Here you will find: restaurants, cafes, shops

Dryopida: the tradition of many in the ceramic art, as well as the houses (traditional houses Spitares) with the tiled roofs make it very picturesque.

Here you will find: the Katafyki Cave, the Monument of the Fallen, the Byzantine Museum and the Folklore Museum

Loutra: a seaside village with thermal springs where in ancient times King Otto and his wife used to visit them. They consist of 2 thermal springs of Agioi Anargyroi, which are saline and located inside the Thermal Hydrotherapy Center, and Kakavos, which contains iodide, bromide and sodium chloride, reaching a temperature of 52οC. In fact, on the beach where the springs end, there is a specially designed stone area where you can enjoy their healing properties.

Here you will find: shops, cafes, restaurants

Kanala: the village where the church of Panagia Kanala is located, attracting countless believers every year to worship Her and the only place that is dressed by the unique pine forest of the island.

Here you will find: cafes, restaurants, snack bars