The Neoclassical Buildings of Syros, Greece

Syros is a Greek island in the Cyclades, in the Aegean Sea. Ermoupoli is the capital of the island and of the Cyclades. These houses and buildings in Ermoupoli date from between 1870 and 1880. Aren't they beautiful? xx                               

15 comments:

  1. Ziggy Stardust1:36 PM

    Thank you for visiting my blog, you have a beautiful blog, the photos are amazing. I am happy to meet you.

    Anne

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  2. Nick3:35 PM

    Greek architecture is simply amazing. Do you know how old those buildings are?

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  3. scrappysue3:52 PM

    ANYWHERE in greece is on my list of places to visit! thanks for stopping by!

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  4. Cheri Pryor12:34 PM

    Beautiful buildings!! I would really love to visit Greece. As a relatively "new" country, the United States really doesn't have much in the way of "ancient". lol! I have a love of old things but I don't think I have a true appreciation of something ancient.

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  5. Betty Manousos1:00 PM

    Thank you so much for your kind comments,and for visiting my blog.
    Me:
    Those buildings were built since Greece was established as a state. (1822-1823).
    Ann: I also thank you for stopping by.
    Scrappysue:That's a good idea.Thank you.
    Cheri: Thank you.

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  6. Ann8:45 PM

    I love the old buildinngs so much

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  7. Laura8:46 PM

    I must visit the place

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  8. Mara8:47 PM

    Amazing pictures

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  9. Annita8:48 PM

    Beatiful place,nise pictures

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  11. kiki9:22 PM

    Amazing photos

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  14. ritsa9:36 PM

    They are realy lovely

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  15. Chapters From My Life6:32 AM

    We all love to modernize things but still the old things do take our breath away... Loved the pics

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