When one thinks of white, marble art and clear, cerulean waters of Tinos island, Greece comes to mind. The two are synonymous ...

Whether you’re keen to see, be seen, go wild or wind down, you’ll find hotels for all on this chic and sophisticated Greek ...

Just a 20-minute boat ride from Mykonos or a two-hour ferry from Athens, Tinos is the Greek island for those in the know. A charming, spiritual, and soulful place – best-known as a destination for ...

The island of Tinos is famous amongst Greeks for its main church. The Church of Panagia Evangelistria (also known as Our Lady of Tinos) is where you’ll find the shrine to the Virgin Mary, making it an ...

and the Church of Panagia Evangelistria, which gives Tinos the reputation as the "island of miracles" because so many travel to the church in search of healing and saving. Because Tinos is also a ...

Tinos is known as a pilgrimage island, and every year on August 15, thousands travel to the church in the centre of the main town for Panagia Soumela. This fight on the ferry isn’t the first ...

A large number of people arrived this year, as they do every year on December, in Tino for the festivities. The church of Panagia of Tinos is decorated with flags and offerings, while kneeling ...

thousands of pilgrims from all around Greece descend upon Tinos to make their way up the hill on their hands and knees to the Panagia Evangelistria church in the centre of the main town.

Tinos, while somewhat barren in terms of greenery to those of us from a more rain-lashed isle, is a delight to explore. Best known by pilgrims for the Church of Panagia Evangeslistria, also called ...

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Praises of Tinos on Tripadvisor are numerous, with Agios Romanos being described on multiple occasions as “one of the best beaches” on the island. Panagia Evangelistria was described as a ...