The "neighborhood of the professionals" of Fasolas, gives an excellent picture of how the economy of an island village was organized and operated in the 19th century and the first half of the 20th, but also of the human-scale dimensions that characterized the places of work, as well as the dwellings.

When the provincial road was constructed, almost all the shops moved to the "Amaxotos" (rural Greek for car road). It is very fortunate that most of the old shops remained almost intact and today they are restored, creating a superb space that refers directly to the 19th century. The Fasolas area took its name from the homonymous neighborhood of the village Kampos on Chios island, where a young refugee named Antonis Pagidas came to Filoti, Naxos.