Church of St Spyridon
The island's best-loved church, with the town's tallest bell tower and the relics of its patron saint. Dress modestly; services take priority.
An elegant row of arcaded buildings facing the Spianada, lined with cafés: the place for a coffee or a ginger beer, a local favourite.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| New Port cruise berths and cruise passenger terminal | 18 min | taxi or public transport |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
The island's best-loved church, with the town's tallest bell tower and the relics of its patron saint. Dress modestly; services take priority.
A huge open green square between the old town and the Old Fortress, with a bandstand, gardens and a cricket pitch, a legacy of British rule.
Narrow shaded lanes (kantounia) of tall, pastel-coloured houses, little squares and church bell towers. Wander from the Spianada towards the old harbour and back.