Μνημείο Αρχοκράτειο

The Archokrateio Monument at Lindos on Rhodes, Greece, is a Hellentic burial site carved into a rocky cliff.

Lindos was first settled 3,000 years BC. In the 6th century, BC, the time of King Kleoboulosa became a maritime power in the Aegean Sea and had many colonies. Today Lindos with its sparkling white houses, castles from the Crusades, the ancient Acropolis is a magnet for tourists.The traditional houses that were built in the period from 15 to 18 by the wealthy captains are very interesting. Some mixed Byzantine and Arabic style.

VERY NICE VIEW I HAVE FALLEN IN LOVE WITH IT

Very nice place

I realize that my opinion will remain out of the ordinary, but I did not particularly enjoy the visit to Lindos. I probably got the date wrong (August), but the small town was a hive of tourists. Proceeding through the alleys was difficult due to the crowds, every room/shop/square was overflowing, in the end I just wanted to escape. Lindos certainly suffers from the so-called "Taormina syndrome", that is to say that nothing remains of the original village, it is now just a big toyland for foreign visitors, who must be attracted and then dutifully stripped away. Do we want to talk, for example, about the 7 euros for parking?