It is famous for the Sanctuary of Panagia Evangelistria, which attracts thousands of pilgrims every year. The majestic church of Panagia is one of the most important religious centers of Greece and is a point of reference for the Orthodox faith. In addition, the island is home to numerous monasteries and churches, keeping its rich religious tradition alive.

Tinos is known for its traditional villages, which keep the Cycladic architecture unchanged. Pyrgos, Volax and Tripotamos are some of the villages worth visiting. The white houses with blue doors, cobbled streets and flowered alleys create an enchanting setting that takes visitors back in time.

The gastronomy of Tinos is another reason to visit the island. Local products such as cheeses (e.g. Tinian cheese and graviera), agricultural products and traditional sweets will satisfy even the most demanding gourmets. The taverns and restaurants of the island offer authentic flavors and traditional recipes that are worth trying.