Isternia (Tinos Island)
A breathtaking haven of fine marble sculptures
and the birthplace of renowned Greek sculptors.
Perched on the slopes of Mount Meroviglia,
this picturesque village boasts
an amphitheater-style layout
and offers breathtaking views
of the Aegean Sea and neighboring Syros.
Take a stroll down to the Ormos Bay of Isternia,
where you can choose from a pebble or sand beach,
and indulge in delicious fish dishes
and refreshing drinks at the water’s edge tavernas and cafe.
Immerse yourself in the rich artistic heritage
of the village at the Museum of Isternian Artists,
where the works and biographies of the famous artists
are displayed for all to admire.
General Information:
Isternia Tinos: Isternia is a picturesque village located 20 km from the main town of Tinos and close to Kardiani village. Built amphitheatrically on a beautiful natural site, on the slopes of Mount Meroviglia, Isternia is a small settlement with marble-paved lanes, two-storey houses as well as fine marble lintels and picturesque arches shadowing the narrow paths. The entire village is an exquisite example of fine marble sculpture.
It is worth mentioning that Ysternia is the birth place of many famous Greek sculptors like Vitalis, Latena and Sochou. For them and many others the village has founded the Museum of Isternian Artists where works and biographies of the artists are displayed.
North of the village is Mylon which has remarkable and interesting ruined windmills which are listed traditional buildings. A beautiful old marble-paved road connects Isternia with the wonderful sandy beach called the Isternia Bay. The village offers a magnificent view of the neighbouring Syros and a wonderful panoramic view of the Aegean
