Molyvos Castle
An iconic 14th-century fortress overlooking the traditional village of Molyvos. It combines breathtaking views with a rich historical atmosphere.
Why visit it?
To experience the ambiance of a medieval castle with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
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Ancient Antissa
Ruins of an ancient city-state with a long and rich history. Located on a hill near the modern village, it offers stunning views and significant archaeological interest.
Why visit it?
You’ll walk among the remnants of an ancient city nestled in nature and feel the timeless energy of the place.
Archaeological Museum of Mytilene
The museum showcases the island’s rich ancient heritage, with artifacts from prehistoric times to the Roman period. Divided into two buildings, it houses mosaics, sculptures, inscriptions, and everyday objects that highlight the importance of Lesvos in the ancient Aegean world.
Why visit it?
To explore the fascinating history of Lesvos through rare antiquities and marvel at the exceptional Roman mosaics and classical artworks.
Basilica of Saint Andrew of Eressos
An early Christian ecclesiastical structure featuring magnificent mosaics. A significant example of early Christian art on the island.
Why visit it?
To admire its impressive mosaics and explore the early Christian artistic heritage of Lesvos.
Castle of Mytilene
One of the largest castles in the Mediterranean, built in a strategic location with panoramic views over the city’s port. It stands as a significant example of Byzantine and Ottoman architecture.
Why visit it?
Because you’ll feel the history of Mytilene come to life before your eyes, set against a truly breathtaking natural backdrop.
Museum of the Lesvos Petrified Forest
Located in Sigri, the museum showcases unique findings from the renowned Petrified Forest of Lesvos — a monument of global geological heritage.
Why visit it?
To embark on a journey through millions of years of the island’s natural history.
Natural History Museum of the Lesvos Petrified Forest
Explore the geological history of Lesvos through exhibits of fossilized tree trunks and interactive educational activities.
Why visit it?
To witness up close the uniqueness of one of the largest natural monuments in the world.
Sigri Tower
An 18th-century stone tower built by the Ottomans to protect the harbor. Today, it hosts exhibitions and offers stunning views over the open sea.
Why visit it?
Because you’ll discover a hidden gem with panoramic sea views and rich cultural heritage.
Theophilos Museum
A museum dedicated to Theophilos Hatzimichail, one of Greece’s most beloved folk painters. Located in Varia near Mytilene, the museum houses a rich collection of his colorful works that depict Greek history, mythology, and everyday life.
Why visit it?
To discover the vivid world of Theophilos and experience authentic Greek folk art in the painter’s homeland.