Tinian Routes of Marble
Explore the island of Tinos and discover its close relationship with one of the most cherished traditions in Greece since antiquity: marble carving!
Embark on a journey to the island of Tinos and delve into its deep-rooted connection with marble carving, a cherished tradition in Greece dating back to ancient times! The Route of Marble leads you to the Museum of Marble Arts, where you can witness the skilled Tinian craftsman transforming raw marble into exquisite creations like statues, fanlights, fountains, and more.
As you stroll through the cemetery of Pyrgos, an open-air sculpture museum, make a pit stop at Pyrgos square for a refreshing coffee or traditional Greek spirits paired with delectable sweets or meze. Explore Giannoulis Halepas’ house, the renowned Greek sculptor’s residence, and visit the adjacent Museum of Tinian artists to admire their works.
Continue your journey to the village workshops, where you’ll have the opportunity to interact with a sculptor as they work on marble. Gain insights into the art of marble carving, the tools used, and the secrets behind their craft during an engaging conversation.
Before you set off, familiarize yourself with the essential details. This cultural experience spans over 7 hours and is suitable for all ages. It’s a private group tour, ensuring a personalized and intimate exploration of Tinos’ marble heritage.
The tour commences daily at 10:00 am, offering a convenient start time for your exploration. Transportation, an escort-guide, museum entrance fees, and a light meal at Pyrgos square are all included in the package, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience in Tinos.
Immerse yourself in the world of marble carving and uncover the artistic legacy of Tinos on this unique cultural journey in Greece.
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