POLYGYROS
Archaeological Museum
It presents findings from the most important archaeological sites of the prefecture, the three colonies of Andros in Halkidiki, Stagira, Akanthos and Sani, as well as the Lambropoulou collection (clay statuettes and busts, bronze vases, jewelery, etc. from Prehistoric until the Byzantine period).
Folklore Museum
It is housed in the Karagani house and represents a traditional Polygyros house in the early 20th century. Among the exhibits you will see traditional costumes, agricultural tools, etc.
Six Fountains
It is located in the city center and is a trademark of the city. It is exactly what his name describes!
Churches
One kilometer outside of the town you will find the famous chapel of Panagia and on the hill of Prophet Elias the picturesque chapel: enjoy the magnificent view from the top of Tsoukalas (890 m).
IERISSOS
Archaeological Site of Ierissos
Here was the rectangle of Ancient Akanthos. Nowadays parts of the walls are preserved, among them an impressive part of the acropolis, as well as scattered architectural members and buildings mainly from the Classical and Hellenistic times. The extensive cemetery is located in the coastal area of Ierissos and numbers around 9,000 tombs.
Crown Tower
It is located about 1 km northwest of Ierissos, surrounded by ruined dilapidation and dates back to the 15th century. Today it is about 12 meters high, while it is estimated that it is missing the last floor.
Fish tank
On the beach there is a beautiful aquarium, which hosts fish, seafood and shellfish from the bay (eg swallows, mummurs, skates, marshmallows, lobsters, lobsters, etc.).
OURANOUPOLIS
Byzantine Tower
This is the most characteristic point of Ouranoupoli. The monastery’s architectural tower was built before 1344 and the monks who cared for the monastery of the Vatopedi Monastery, to which the entire area belonged from 1018 until the Asia Minor Catastrophe, where the estates were distributed to the refugees, remained here.
