Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
orbdog (15 months ago)
Excellent opportunity to explore ruins on your own with few restrictions. Mostly the bullrings and interiors are unlocked and open, allowing you see and experience what it may have been like to live in a bustling, ancient village. Lookout point overseeing the valley towards the sea is breathtaking. Worth the time to experience. BEWARE the road leaving the castle is very narrow and larger cars would not be able to traverse between the buildings. Had a Citroen C3 and there were only centimeters to spare.
Excellent opportunity to explore ruins on your own with few restrictions. Mostly the bullrings and interiors are unlocked and open, allowing you see and experience what it may have been like to live in a bustling, ancient village. Lookout point overseeing the valley towards the sea is breathtaking. Worth the time to experience. BEWARE the road leaving the castle is very narrow and larger cars would not be able to traverse between the buildings. Had a Citroen C3 and there were only centimeters to spare.
Julian Jordaan (17 months ago)
A real gem if you like historical landmarks. Most of the “rooms” are accessible and there is no fee to enter. Just walk around. Great views from the edge of the cliff
A real gem if you like historical landmarks. Most of the “rooms” are accessible and there is no fee to enter. Just walk around. Great views from the edge of the cliff
Christos Nasmis (18 months ago)
It's a old and big castle with incredible view. Feels spooky because it's abandoned but it has an wow factor since its hanging over a steep cliff.
It's a old and big castle with incredible view. Feels spooky because it's abandoned but it has an wow factor since its hanging over a steep cliff.
Elaine Borges-Ibanez (2 years ago)
A narrow street leads through the village , then the road continues winding up and down the mountainside to Limnionas beach. The village itself is 50% stone ruins, alongside well maintained traditional little whitewashed house. I enjoyed a walk there from Mylopotamos and also painted the view if the village from the opposite side of the valley.
A narrow street leads through the village , then the road continues winding up and down the mountainside to Limnionas beach. The village itself is 50% stone ruins, alongside well maintained traditional little whitewashed house. I enjoyed a walk there from Mylopotamos and also painted the view if the village from the opposite side of the valley.
Stavros Apostolou (3 years ago)
Unexpected. A medieval fortified settlement from the byzantine era to the venetian times. You can see the walls, churches, houses in a very decent preservation degree. Still needs restorations.
Unexpected. A medieval fortified settlement from the byzantine era to the venetian times. You can see the walls, churches, houses in a very decent preservation degree. Still needs restorations.
