Samos is a Greek island in the Eastern Aegean, rich in history and culture. The island has an outstanding natural landscape, beautiful beaches, fine wine and significant monuments and archaeological sites. It is filled with ancient landmarks that reflect its historic past. The fortified ancient city of Pythagoreion and the ancient Temple of Hera, Heraion of Samos, are both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Monuments. The island was home to great people such as the mathematician Pythagoras and the philosopher Epicurus. 

Samos’s vibrant culture blends classical heritage with modern influences, while its scenic landscapes and vineyards continue to shape its identity. Thοse who enjoy hiking can explore mountains, caves and ravines, castles, monasteries and historic villages. The unspoiled nature makes the island ideal for birdwatching.

Renowned for its rich culinary heritage and exceptional wines, the island emphasizes local ingredients like fresh seafood, herbs, and olive oil, reflecting a deep connection to its natural environment. Prestigious wineries, known especially for their Muscat wines, showcase the region’s dedication to quality and tradition in winemaking. 

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