The most effective way to find and respect the design of Paros is to stroll among its restricted little roads, allowing them to pick your course, investigating the shapes, shadows and shades of the beautiful little towns. We welcome you a virtual walk now, and trust that soon you will feel obliged to visit our exquisite island!

In the conventional Cycladic design, usefulness, security, effortlessness and style are blended, shaping an especially intriguing and wonderful picture.

Design in Paros is the regular, customary Cycladic engineering however the variety of components coming from various human advancements adds an exceptional touch.

This variety is because of the way that every one of the champions who governed the island abandoned a design follow as in the town of Naoussa where the Venetian port make a difference with the customary Cycladic engineering or in Parikia, where old two story Venetian houses (for instance the structure of the previous Collage of Arts) show positive Italian impact.

The structures on the island are for the most part whitewashed cubic houses with level rooftops and shaded, wooden windows, entryways, galleries and pergolas. The houses are fabricated amphitheatrically, one on the highest point of one another. The roads are stone cleared and improved with white lines, accentuating the normal bends of the stones.

The limited, maze like roads and steps are winding around the houses and small white sanctuaries, prompting the highest point of the towns where typically a blue domed church stands. White windmills and blue domed holy places are common of Cyclades (with the exception of villas in mykonos where a large portion of the houses of prayer and chapels are red domed).

The most renowned church on Paros is Ekatontapiliani (Church of 100 entryways) in Parikia. Rumors from far and wide suggest that just 99 can be found and the 100th entryway might be tracked down when Istanbul (Constantinople) becomes Greek once more. (Assuming that you might want to peruse more about the congregation there is an incredible website page

Building Regulations on Paros Island

To safeguard the island's special nearby engineering the neighborhood organization has avoided potential risk and presented exceptionally severe structure guidelines. Every one of the new structures built on the island need to follow the normal Cycladic compositional style to leave safe the magnificence of the island. Probably the main guidelines are the accompanying:

1. Houses can't surpass 2 stories (ground and first) and the principal floor region should be equivalent or under 1/3 of the ground floor. Building a cellar is just permitted external the city plan.

2. On the off chance that you work outside the city plan the base land region expected to get building consent is 8000 m² assuming the title is new (late development). For titles related before 1993 the base region is 4000 m². The greatest reasonable surface region of the structure is200 m² on 4000 m² of land and 280 m² on 8000 m² of land however one can add 25 m² of carport region.

3. Inside the city plan the most extreme bearable surface of the structure can be substantially more than if you work outside the city plan. Inside the settlements houses are associated with one another or just have next to no space in the middle of them.

4. Entryways and windows should be made of wood and should adjust to specific tasteful norms.

5. Porches can be added to the house without building authorization and they to not consider decent surface.