Step into the rich history and natural beauty of Limnos, where ancient sites, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural treasures await. Wander through the Archaeological Museum of Myrina, explore the medieval Castle of Myrina, or visit the impressive prehistoric settlement of Poliochni. Discover the mystical ruins of Ifaisteia and Kaveirio, and marvel at the legendary Cave of Filoktitis.
Nature lovers can admire the stunning Kaspaka Falls, the unique sand dunes of Ammothines, or relax in the healing waters of Therma. Don’t miss the chance to taste the island’s famous white wine, local cheeses, and traditional sweets like “venizelika.”
For a spiritual journey, visit the island’s historic monasteries and churches, or take part in local religious feasts. If adventure calls, a day trip to the nearby island of Agios Efstratios promises unspoiled beauty and hidden beaches. Whatever your passion, Limnos offers an unforgettable experience!
Among others, it includes Prehistoric findings from Poliochni, Archaic and Roman findings from Kaveirio and Hellenistic findings from Ifaisteia.
By crossing the small stairs from Romaiko Gialo, you will find the well- preserved Byzantine castle.
In the northeast of Myrina (in a distance of 15 kilometers) there is one of the most picturesque villages with special architecture.
In the northeast of Myrina (in a distance of 15 kilometers) there is one of the most picturesque villages with special architecture.
Ruins from a cemetery, a part of an Hellenic Romeo theatre and the foundations of houses belonging to the latest antiquity are located in the northeast side of Limnos.
You can see the ruins of an ancient sanctum on a cape in the north of the island.
The Cave of Filoktitis is situated on the rocky coasts just below the archeological site.
It is an impressive landscape, with waters falling from a height of around 15 meters.
It is a unique natural landscape with reddish sand-hills in the northwest of the island.
Limnos is popular for its white wine and its traditional white cheese known as “kalathaki”. Try the local, handmade chilopites and flomaria (both are types of traditional pasta), as well as the local rusks. The thyme honey, produced on the island, is also exceptional.
Finally, do not forget to taste the “venizelika”, which are local sweets made with walnuts and chocolate.
On the same day, it is worth visiting the quaint, nearby island of Agios Efstratios that became known as a place for exile. It is the ideal destination for nature-loving outings. Its beautiful deserted beaches, accessible only by boat, attract lots of visitors.
The island of Limnos carries a history regarding religion of more than 1.000 years. A wide range of medieval, convents and monasteries of Agio Oros grace the island. Their big consignment, nowadays, is the final form of the modern temples, whose inhabitants did not leave anything to luck.
The churches, themselves, are real pieces of art. It is worth noticing that the majority are creations by prominent stone carvers (called petropelekanoi) that gave them their present final form mainly in the 19th and early 20th century. The woodcarving winged altarpieces, just like the rare Byzantine icons are quite distinctive.
If the idea of a pilgrim trip sounds thrilling, then you will definitely find peace in one of the many small country temples that the picturesque villages of Limnos sport.
Do not forget to be present on the 20th of July at Prophet Elias, where one of the most beautiful feasts as well as vigils of the island are to take place.
In addition, the mass of metamorphosis of Sotiros, at the coastal small church, situated between Panagia and Plaka, taking place on the 6th of August, attracts hundreds of worshippers.
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