Avlonari - a small pretty village in the eastern part of the Greek island of Evia (Euboea). The settlement is only 13 km north-east of Aliveri, 15 km south of Kimi and about 68 km east of the city of Halkis (the administrative center of the island).

The area, which today is a modern Avlonari, has been inhabited since time immemorial. The first written sources that speak of the existence of a settlement here date back to the 6th century. But, as suggested by historians, modern Avlonari was founded only in the 10-11 centuries. In the 15th century, during the reign of the Venetians on the island, are for defensive purposes was built 12 watchtowers. One of these towers and today stands proudly in the center of the village and is its hallmark.

Descends in the form of an amphitheater on the slopes of the picturesque hill located in the center of a fertile valley, village Avlonari is perhaps one of the most picturesque villages of Evia. Walking through the narrow winding streets of the historic center of this picturesque town will bring you a lot of fun, but in a cozy local taverns you can relax and enjoy the excellent local cuisine.

In addition to the old Venetian tower Avlonari deserves special attention and the Church of St. Nicholas.

Near Avlonari it is one of the largest and oldest temples of Evia - the Church of St. Demetrius (11th century), built on the ruins of an ancient temple of Artemis. Ancient Byzantine frescoes that adorn the temple is well preserved to this day and are of great artistic and historical value.

If you plan your holidays on the island of Evia, in October, you should definitely visit the famous fair Avlonari. This is an annual traditional event, which locals suit in honor of the grape harvest begins October 6 and lasts for eight days.