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Things To Do in Lindos

The Acropolis of Lindos is an ancient citadel of ruins situated on a 116-metre cliff overlooking the Aegean sea. Offering a picturesque view from the hilltop, the Lindos Acropolis consists of a beautiful Hellenistic period gallery, a St. John Byzantine Church and Knights’ headquarters that are worth admiring. It is accessible only on foot or donkeys.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Lindos Beach is a pair of picturesque beaches, Megali Paralia and Lindos Pallas, separated by a bay on the southeastern coast of Rhodes. With golden sand and shallow and calm water, the beaches at Lindos are tranquil. Kayaking, boating, scuba diving and pedalling are some water sports on Lindos beach. Sunbeds, umbrellas, changing rooms and multiple services make the beach organized.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Church of Panagia is a Greek Orthodox Church situated a few minutes from the central square of Lindos towards the Acropolis road. Built in 1300, the church is an architectural masterpiece with massive walls, stone built facade, red byzantine tiles roofs and a verdant courtyard. There is a small museum behind the church with scriptures and artefacts describing various stories and bible lessons.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Situated on the western part of the Lindos Acropolis, the ancient theatre built in the 4th BC of Lindos is a classic landmark with two different arenas. The theatre has a seating capacity of 1,800 spectators and is popular for hosting classic city festivals that include musical, athletic and theatre performances by notable artists to honour Sminthia and Dionysos.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Located on the northern part of Lindos, the Tomb of Cleobuluss is an ancient barrow named after the Greek poet, Kleoboulos. The tomb is at a hilltop with faded walls, scriptures, and ancient wall paintings offering a mesmerising sunset view. The tomb is 3 km away and 2 hours hike from the Lindos and has multiple attractions on the rocky terrain. Do not miss the spectacular beach view from the top of the tomb.

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Situated on the roadside at the entrance to Lindos, Lindos town viewpoint offers a village, beach and rocky hill view, all from the same place. Known for its panoramic sights, the sunset looks captivating from the viewpoint. Pause before entering Lindos town and snap at the view of white buildings, the Acropolis, windmills, and the Mediterranean sea.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Situated on the southern coast of Rhodes, in Lindos, St. Paul’s Bay is a stunning gulf named after 51 AD Christian preacher St. Paul. The bay is surrounded by hilly terrains on one side and verdant green trees on the other, making a picturesque landscape. It also has a small church dedicated to St. Paul. There are two beaches, one on the southern side with golden sand and the other on the northern end. Water sports like snorkelling and diving can be enjoyed here.

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Things To Do in Lindos

From traditional souvenirs to locally made products and handcrafted items, Lindos offers a good variety of shopping options. One of the main shopping areas in Lindos is the main square, lined with shops that sell traditional Greek souvenirs such as ceramics, jewelry, textiles, as well as leather goods, clothing, and accessories.

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Things To Do in Lindos

Lindos is a picturesque town and a fishing village on the island of Rhodes, Greece, that offers a variety of rooftop bars for you to enjoy. These bars offer stunning views of the acropolis, the Aegean Sea, and the town. Some popular rooftop bars here include, Lindos Memories rooftop Lounge, Lindos Blue Rooftop Bar, Lindos white rooftop, Dreams Cocktail Bar, Courtyard Bar, Lindos Ice Bar and more.

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Donkey rides in Lindos Greece are a popular tourist activity. Built on top of a hill the town houses the Acropolis via steep and narrow streets making it inaccessible via vehicles. This has ultimately led visitors to opt for Donkey rides up and down the hill. These 20–30-minute rides are offered by local farmers and are a unique and traditional way to experience the town.