Aegina Town
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Hotels in Town
Nikolaou Residence
$$-$$$The former residence of renowned painter Nikolaos Nikolaou welcomes guests to its renovated artistic studios that retain the house’s history and aesthetic. It is ideal for a tranquil retreat surrounded by the rich nature of the area and just a few steps away from the beach.
Afea
$$The cozy Afea is an accommodation hosting a collection of simple yet relaxing rooms with balconies, a swimming pool, a breakfast spot, and views over the blue sea of Agia Marina.
Things to See & Do in Town
Top Activities & Tours in Town
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Aegina walking tour
Category: City, WalkingCheck out various spots around Aegina's capital, including some historic buildings and the various structures that have shaped the island since the Neolithic Age!
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Ceramics class with a local potter
Category: OtherEnjoy an informative and exciting workshop centered around pottery and its rich history, make your own creations, and bring home a tailor-made object!
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Coffee roaster tour and Greek coffee tasting
Category: Other, ExperiencesVisit Spiri Coffee Roasters and learn the fine details of how to brew traditional coffee, have a guided tour around the shop, and enjoy a cup of coffee at a local kafeneio!
Town Map
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Reviews
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oilu243 09 Apr 2009One day was not enoughWe went only for one day on Aegina, so we didn't have much time to visit the whole island. Actually, we stayed only in the Town. The nicest spot is the port and the waterfront. Small cafeterias dot the port and you will find it relaxing just to seat and see the boats coming and leaving. Strolling in the centre is a must thing to do, although you will find it very crowded in summer months. For good restaurants, try Vasilis or Kavourina in the waterfront. In a walking distance from the town, you can visit the ancient site of Kolona. It used to be a temple to Apollo in the ancient times but now only one column of it has survived.
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adelheid21 03 Oct 2008Walk along the waterfrontWe went to Aegina only for one day from Athens and saw just the capital village, not the rest of the island. As the ferry was approaching the port, you could see the temple of Apollo with only one column standing today. The waterfront of Aegina was lovely, the typical waterfront of a Greek island with gift shops, taverns and cafeterias. The food was great, especially the sausages, delicious! I am a German and I know about good sausages!! Best tavern Avli.