The cathedral of St. George is located in the center of the town and is widely known because of the frescoes painted by Kostis Parthenis. The oldest written reference to the temple belongs to a population census and dates back to 1828 when the Governor was John Kapodistrias. The parish included 97 parishioners with their families, a total of 358 people. However, the church is probably older than this.

The Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi, a unique sample of monastery architecture of the island, is located just 4,080 meters from the center of Poros (Heroes Square). It dates back to the 18th century and it is built on a hill.  It takes its name from the only source of the island which, according to tradition, is known for its healing properties. The wooden temple of the monastery was painted in Cappadocia (Asia Minor) in the 17th century.

This beach is located near the Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi, which is definitely worth the visit but you will need to follow the dress code. Part of the beach is organized and part of it is not. There is a canteen in the area.

This bay is surrounded by a thick pine forest. On the beach you will find a beach bar and the diving school of the island. Love Bay is one of the most famous beaches, ideal for romance and fun. The chapel of Agia Sophia is nearby and it is definitely worth the visit in order to admire the frescoes of Spyros Vassiliou.

South of Dragonera you will find Aponisos Beach with its green bays, crystal clear waters and pine trees.