Christos Kapralos is one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century worldwide. Opposite of the museum on the sea side we can see the The bronze statue "The Mother", looks out to sea and symbolises the Greek mother waiting for her naval son

The medieval capital of Aegina , Marvel at the exceptional wall paintings in the area's 28 surviving churches and snap breathtaking photos from the top of the mountain.

It is one of the largest orthodox monasteries in Greece and throughout the Balkans. The Holy Trinity Monastery with the church of Agios Nektarios is one of the top sights in Aegina. It attracts believers who want to worship, pray, and heal. Agios Nektarios is one of the modern saints of the Orthodox Church and has performed miracles as long as he lived. The monastery that exists today functioned in 1904 when he wanted a place to spend his last years. Just down of the Monastery there is the new church of Saint Nektarios, one of the biggest churches in Balkans. The enormous octagonal church completed in 1999, has superb mosaics and marble carving.

The Temple of Aphaia built on a hill, at 160 metres, it is surrounded by pine trees and it stands out for its unique energy. Since prehistoric times it has been a unique place of worship. But it was during the Archaic period that the sanctuary flourished, when three temples were built in succession at the same spot, with the last one still standing today. Was built between 500-490 BC on top of the previous temple, which suffered damages after a fire in 510 BC. The Aegineans therefore decided to tear it down and rebuild a new one that would display the works of the “Aeginean” School of sculpture. The new temple took its final form in 500 BC and is an excellent sample of archaic architecture. The temple was well known since antiquity for its pediments, which adorned both of its narrow sides. The Temple of Aphaia with the Parthenon and the Temple of Sounion form an imaginary isosceles triangle (the sacred triangle of antiquity )

The beach of Agia Marina is the longest sandy beach on Aegina island. It is awarded with a Blue Flag. Apart from the main beach, there are many isolated bays where you can dive from wonderful rocks. Here you will time for swimming , shopping and lunch

don't miss the chance to taste the famous Aegina pistachios, a local product used in various traditional sweets and other delicious treats