Keys facts about Aegina Town
Along the waterfront
Aegina Town’s waterfront is the beating heart of the island, lined with cute cafés and bustling markets. You can watch fishermen bring in their fresh catch or hop on a boat for a seaside adventure. The authentically Greek atmosphere and views of the glistening sea make it a must-see spot!
Charming streets
In this ancient town, narrow streets and cobbled lanes give way to colourful shops and cosy tavernas. The scent of fresh seafood and local herbs fills the air, and friendly locals are always ready with a warming smile. It’s the perfect place to get lost and discover hidden gems. Don't miss the shops where you can try the island's famous pistachio products!
Rich history
History buffs will be in their element here, thanks to the town’s fascinating past. The island’s Temple of Apollo is tucked away on the corner of the town overlooking the sea – it's a great example of Greek architecture! You’ll find the Archaeological Museum of Aegina nearby too.
Language
Greek
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+2hrs
Local beer
£4.20
Three-course meal for two
£42
Average flight time
4hrs
