One of the must-visit attractions on the island of Syros is the capital of Syros, Ermoupoli. This city offers magnificent neoclassical architecture, winding cobblestone streets, and beautiful sea views. You can also explore historical buildings such as the Apollo Theater and Agios Nikolaos Cathedral, as well as lively art galleries, museums, and traditional markets, adding to the sightseeing options in Ermoupoli.

You can either take a direct flight to Syros Airport, which takes about 30-40 minutes or take a ferry from Piraeus Port in Athens to Ermoupoli Port in Syros, with a travel time of about 3-4 hours for conventional ferries or 2-3 hours for high-speed ferries. After arriving in Syros, you can use local taxis or buses to reach your final destination on the island.

The weather in Syros is mostly warm and dry during the summer season with temperatures around 25-30°C, while winters are wetter with temperatures around 10-15°C. During spring and autumn, the weather is cool and comfortable for exploring the island without the crowds of tourists.

Local cuisine in Syros includes delicious and diverse Greek dishes such as souvlaki (grilled meat), moussaka (layered dish with potatoes and minced meat), and octopus stifado (octopus stewed in tomato sauce and spices).

In Syros, there are several cultural festivals worth visiting, such as the AnimaSyros Animation Festival, which showcases animations from around the world, and the Syros Classical Music Festival, which holds concerts at historical locations on the island. The Syros International Film Festival (SIFF) is also a must-visit by featuring independent films and modern audiovisual artworks at various locations around Ermoupoli.