George Anemogiannis was born in 1798 in Paxos. At the time of the Greek Revolution in 1821 he was a sailor at a merchant ship owned by Laskarina Bouboulina and his captain was N. Orlof. On June 10th 1821 he took part in one of the first naval attacks against an Ottoman target, as the skipper of a fire ship. Read more...

From antique tools and supplies to prehistorical subjects and furthermore venetian pistols. The things that make this type of art gallery much more unique is the fact that items are amassed right from charitable contributions associated with Paxos locals. Read more...

On our island only a single bank and an ATM operates . Furthermore, for that the National Bank branch closed, the cardholders or accounts come in to make a withdrawal without charge. As for credit cards, most shops on the island accept them. Read more...

The beach” Plakes” is located on the coastal road from Gaios to Mongonissi. A lovely little beach with dense vegetation and small pebbles to walk down a small footpath from the road. There are also rocks for sunbathing. Read more...

St. Nicholas on the island of that name is a sister church of the Vellianitis’ Panayia. It is listed in the 1686 cataloque. Read more...

The reservoir of St. Anargyroi was designed and built during the Napoleonic period. The construction stopped for several years and continued in 1818 under British rule, it was completed in 1821 and in 1861 it was reconstructed, according to a local newspaper. It was the first large community tank of Paxos and the amount of water was enough for the Read more...