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Lesbos Editor's Choice

Explore the archaeological and architectural heritage of Lesbos, from the sprawling medieval Castle of Mytilene to the 2nd-century Roman Aqueduct at Moria. This selection highlights the island's diverse history, featuring the well-preserved Çarşı Hamam from the Ottoman era and the archaic temples at Klopedi. Discover prehistoric settlements at Thermi and significant Roman remains, including intricate mosaics and hydraulic engineering, that reflect the island's strategic importance in the Aegean from antiquity through the Middle Ages.

Lesbos Editor's Choice — Kartta

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Castle of Mytilene

The Castle of Mytilene, also Fortress of Mytilene, is located in Mytilene on the Greek island of Lesbos, North Aegean.

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B

Çarşı Hamam

The Çarşı Hamam is an Ottoman bath in the town of Mytilene in Lesbos, Greece.

C

Archaeological Site Of Thermi

Very old settlements' remains have been found at this site. Get to know Ancient Greece in its original form.

D

Roman Aqueduct

Impressive 2nd-century AD structure in Moria featuring 17 arches built from local marble to transport water from Mount Olympus to Mytilene.

E

Archaeological site of Nikomedeias St.

Excavated remains of late Roman and early Christian urban structures, including residential foundations and infrastructure.

F

Roman House

Luxury 2nd-century AD residence known for well-preserved floor mosaics depicting scenes from Menander’s plays and mythological figures.

G

Klopedi archaelogical site

Archaic sanctuary featuring two 6th-century BC temples dedicated to Apollo, distinguished by their rare Aeolic capitals.

H

Naos Dionysou tou Bresagenous

Foundations of a Hellenistic temple dedicated to Dionysus located near the coastal area of Vatera.

I

Rodotoichos e Kalochtistos

Ancient polygonal masonry wall located near Sigri, representing classical fortification and building techniques.

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