The Eunardios School of Teaching stands as a testament to both philanthropy and educational excellence in Aegina. This neoclassical building, erected in 1830, owes its existence to the generosity of Swiss banker Eunardios, whose donation made its construction possible. Situated adjacent to the Cathedral of Aegina, the school served as a beacon of learning and enlightenment for the local community. Read more…

Located in the heart of Aegina Town, the Historical and Folklore Museum offers a captivating journey through the island’s rich cultural heritage. Housed within an elegant Neoclassical building dating back to 1828, the museum is a testament to the generosity of Polymnia Iriotou Thomakou, who donated the structure to the Municipality of Aegina. The daughter of renowned archaeologist and folklore Read more…