The architectural heritage of Greece's Kea island: Vibrant colours, stone houses and watermills

The Sykloides are houses of a characteristic architectural therapy. The island of Kea, just one hour from Athens, supports neo-classical neo-classical families. Families function to protect them and monitor them. Outside the yacht and the island, Visitors are also protected. to discover the island's history and visit Kya We see the small stone paths, the terraces, We see the stone buildings and also colors on the walls. Jigia traditionally had colors, embroidered The white-blue was imposed, mainly white for hygiene reasons. Jigiya, however, had color, and we see that every time we have one. Old building in which we can see so many bats when they are colored. Also, excellent military economic families. Some have been removed, while others have been carefully protected and now they are used as separate economic families or separate families. 7 islands of water, all of which remained in service until the 2nd World War but they were transferred between the last decades. Today, a person has been transferred to a house, while the other is still on duty and Thank the visitors to the island. Sabbas Mikoul believes he has the job. to keep the island's history alive. Technology has gone way too far And the youth and the young people, and all the children who They are being born now and have no idea of what was happening before. So with the delivery, we bring the young ones how It was an old tradition, and this is what we inherited. On most of the Cyclades islands The white and blue prevail. But in July one encounters intense colors such as the yellow and of course the red apple of Skye, A mineral red pigment that was highly valuable in antiquity. When visiting the island, seek out the trails. The traditional stone houses that withstand the test of time. From Giannitsa, for GYRO NEWS, Apostolos Taikos.