Paros city rating by our language course clients
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Paros ratings & reviews
What our students said about Paros
It is a lovely place but it needs to be more active about ecological problems, such as the rubbish on the beaches.
Excellent in September. I would not visit in July or August.
Parikia very pretty and worth seeing
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Paros

Very friendly and competent. The whole experience was just fantastic.
13 July 2026
Course: Modern Greek Language & Culture - 1 week
Student age: 0 years

I enjoyed the course very much. Georgia was an excellent, professional teacher; full of energy and enthusiasm. She was very well prepared and tailored the course as we went along to accommodate my interests and preferences. I would be happy to come back next year to join another course if I have the opportunity.
8 September 2025
Course: Modern Greek Language & Culture - 1 week
Student age: 60 years

The attention and kindness of the very professional teachers, the material and the activities proposed
Thanks to the very good team in Paros.
16 July 2024
Course: Modern Greek Language & Culture - 1 week
Student age: 52 years

Quality of teaching, availability and professionalism
16 July 2024
Course: Modern Greek Language & Culture - 1 week
Student age: 58 years

I was assigned to the "absolute beginner" group. A difficult task with very different students. Praise to Georginia!
2 July 2024
Course: Modern Greek Language & Culture - 1 week
Student age: 64 years
Information about Paros
Key facts about Paros
Events in Paros
June 2026 - September 2026The Environmental and Cultural Park of Paros is a municipal company founded in 2009, operating for the protection and promotion of the Ai Giannis Detis peninsula. Its primary goal and ambition is to serve as an example and model of social service, offering a new perspective on cultural and quality tourism in the Aegean islands and throughout Greece. The creation of the Environmental and Cultural Park of Paros was inspired by the character of the peninsula of Agios Ioannis Detis, which hosts it. The Park covers a total area of 800 acres, owned by the Municipality of Paros, and includes a stone-built café, an open-air cinema, a semi-outdoor exhibition space, a 700-seat amphitheatre, organized and non-organized beaches, a 7 km network of walking trails, and parking for 300 cars. The Park functions as a modern, alternative space for recreation and education, within the framework of sustainable ecosystem management, featuring eco-friendly facilities, mild interventions, and sports, environmental, and cultural activities for people of all ages and abilities. Its services include the annual Summer Festival at the Park, a cafeteria, an organized beach, and the rental of its facilities for private events.











