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Also known as Hóra, Pátmos Town is made up of houses of all different sizes, with the oldest probably dating back to the 16C. Together they form a charming maze of stairways and alleys. Sights not to be missed include the Simandiris House which presents a combination of the oriental tradition and the western fashions favoured in the 19C; the Zoodóhos Pigí convent with its little flower-filled courtyards; Platía Lozia, from where there is a beautiful view of the Monastery of the Apocalypse on the hill and of Skála harbour.

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  • Panorama Highly Recommended Highly Recommended Highly Recommended

    GR - 844 00 Pátmos

    East of Hóra, three windmills overlook the Gríkos road. The view from here is exceptional: to the west, the Hóra and the walls of the monastery; on the hillside, the white cuboid buildings of the School of Pátmos above the Monastery of the Apocalypse..

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    GR - Pátmos

    The northernmost island of the Dodecanese is an important place of Christian devotion: St John the Apostle wrote the Apocalypse here, and an 11C monastery dedicated to him vies with Mount Athos as the centre of Orthodox Christianity. Around it lies..

  • Monastery of the Apocalypse Interesting

    GR - 844 00 Pátmos

    Between Skála and Hóra stands the little fortified Monastery of the Apocalypse built in the 17C. This peaceful spot hidden in a pine forest resonating with the sound of chirping cicadas provides a beautiful view of Skála Bay. It is hard to believe..

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