Patmos is one of the most distinctive islands of the Aegean Sea and widely recognized for its deep religious significance. Over time, it has evolved into an elegant, cosmopolitan destination, without losing its unique, mystical character. Its traditional architecture with narrow alleyways, authentic squares, stately mansions with island-style elegance, and pristine beaches, creates a captivating setting. Since 1981, the Greek state has officially designated it as the “Holy Island.” Furthermore, in 1999, UNESCO inscribed the town of Chora, the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian, and the Cave of the Apocalypse on its list of World Heritage Sites.