Naousa, Paros' second-largest village, proudly hosts the Cyclades' largest fishing fleet. Its origins trace back to the Byzantine era, evolving around its namesake harbor. The remnants of its fortified walls, culminating in a castle, stand as a testament to its rich history.
Throughout the village, Byzantine and post-Byzantine architectural influences grace old houses and historic churches. Today, the harbor remains vibrant with fishermen and their boats, underscoring the continued significance of fishing to the local economy.
A beloved destination for summer tourism, Naoussa's picturesque harbor welcomes a diverse array of visitors, both domestic and international. The influx of Greek tourists ensures the culinary scene maintains its exceptional quality, making Naoussa a culinary delight for all who visit.