The museum is located in the center of the village, near the Church of St. John. It was founded in 1976 by Archimandrite Nikiforos Koumoundouros. Here you can see various religious artifacts, such as a marble parapet with embossed waves and an unequal cross, part of a marble pulpit, part of a cylindrical column, vestments, wood carvings, embroidery, weaving, etc.

The Church of St. John the Theologian is located in the center of the village, about 50 meters from the beach. It is the cathedral of the village and it was rebuilt in 1931. All expenses were paid by the Brotherhood of people from Lipsi in America and the church was reconstructed on the site of an earlier church from the 17th century. It is a large basilica with a hemispherical dome. The sanctuary is separated from the nave with a wooden temple. This temple includes paintings of western style of the early 20th century.

No matter where you are on the island, you will always be close enough (5 km. approximately) to the main town. The island is ideal for trekking excursions, and mountain biking. It is advised to put on a hat for the sun (natural shades are almost non-existent here) and keep bottled water with you at all times. There are many hiking trails on the island but two of them stand out:

This is a beach with golden sand and shallow, turquoise waters in the northwestern part of the island. It is a 60 minute walk from the main town of the island, but you can also go there by bus. There is a traditional tavern on the beach but other than that, the area has no infrastructure.

This is a beach with shallow and crystal clear waters which is ideal for families with young children. It is easily accessible from the main town of the island (just 700 m. from the port). There are taverns, cafes, and rooms to let in the area.