THINGS TO DO IN LINDOS
Read all about this lovely Greek village, which is located on the island of Rhodes. It's famous for its beautiful beaches and is a great place to spend your holidays!
For most travellers, Lindos is the most spectacular archaeological site on Rhodes. At first glance, everyone is compelled to apply the brakes in order to appreciate the tremendous natural environment, which is complemented by the beautiful character of the town created in the recent past.
Weddings in Rhodes may be held in a variety of unique settings. The most popular location in Rhodes is St Paul's Bay in Lindos, which is located at the foot of the Acropolis and is sometimes booked months in advance. Kallithea Springs, with its beautiful architecture and peaceful environment, is one of our favourite destinations. Filerimos is a good option for couples seeking for magnificent views of the island. There are also numerous classic chapels in lovely natural settings outdoors where weddings may be held, and we can now provide beach weddings as well!
The section Lindos Q & A is sponsored by Farma of Rhodes, the only petting zoo on the island. Q: What is the distance from Rhodes city to Lindos? A: The distance between Rhodes and Lindos is 47 kilometres. It takes about 55 minutes by car from the heart of Rhodes to Lindos.
The ancient theater of lindos is located at the foot of the west slope of the Lindos acropolis' rock. The cavea was split into nine cunei, which were connected by eight small stairs. It featured 19 rows of seats, the majority of which were cut into the rock, but some were constructed, as were the endmost cunei and the side retaining walls, which no longer exist.
The Greek Orthodox Church of St John, constructed in the 13th or 14th century on the remains of an earlier church that may have been established as early as the 6th century.According to the remaining architectural elements, the church of Ayios Ioannis was constructed in the 12th/13th centuries, perhaps on the foundation of an Early Christian basilica from the 6th century.
The church of Panagia (Our Lady) is an exquisite sight and an essential stop for all travelers, located on the left of the road leading up to the Acropolis at Lindos, only a few of minutes walk from the main plaza into the labyrinth of Lindos alleyways.
The Greek Orthodox Church of St John, constructed in the 13th or 14th century on the remains of an earlier church that may have been established as early as the 6th century.According to the remaining architectural elements, the church of Ayios Ioannis was constructed in the 12th/13th centuries, perhaps on the foundation of an Early Christian basilica from the 6th century.
The ancient theater of lindos is located at the foot of the west slope of the Lindos acropolis' rock. The cavea was split into nine cunei, which were connected by eight small stairs. It featured 19 rows of seats, the majority of which were cut into the rock, but some were constructed, as were the endmost cunei and the side retaining walls, which no longer exist.
Lindos Village, for most travellers, is the most spectacular archaeological site on Rhodes. At first glance, everyone is compelled to apply the brakes in order to appreciate the tremendous natural environment, which is complemented by the beautiful character of the town created in the recent past.
For most travelers, the Acropolis of Lindos is Lindos' most spectacular archaeological site. The beautiful character of the contemporary village adds to the spectacular natural environment, with the Acropolis of Lindos standing dominantly on a high cliff at 116 m height like a sovereign platform overlooking the sea, framed by massive castle walls.
Lindos really has two beaches that occupy the same bay. There are loungers and umbrellas everywhere, and the beaches are lively but not overcrowded.Follow the sign for the Lindos main beach to the left, but if you walk straight down below the Acropolis of Lindos, along Pallas str., you will find yourself at the right end of the Lindos beach known as Pallas Beach.
St. Paul's Bay has sand and pebbles, as well as rocks from which you can dive into the clear water. You'll have to park the vehicles before you get to the beach, and then you'll have to walk there. You may also walk here from Lindos.
