Leros’ seabed is practically an open WWII museum, featuring a number of shipwrecks and war planes sunk during that time. Among them, the torpedo ship “Queen Olga”, located at the area of Merikia, near Lakki.
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Church of Agia Kioura
Located near the fishing village of Partheni, at the north of Leros, it is a preserved monument that boasts of unique frescoes created by the political prisoners who were exiled on the island.
Two trademark chapels
Panagia Kavouradena (at the coastal village of Xirokambos, built at a scenic spot among the rocks) and Agios Isidoros (built on a rock at the area of Kokkali, it seems to emerge from the seawater).
The Folk Museum
Housed in the beautifully renovated Tower of benefactor Parisis Belenis, at Alinda.
The Castle of Lepides
Also known as Paleokastro, it is built at the hilltop of the settlement of Lepides, on the remains of an ancient acropolis.
The Castle of Panagia (Castle Pandeliou)
The island’s landmark, well preserved medieval castle sits on the hilltop Apitiki.
Mylos Fish Restaurant
Agia Marina, Greek, Mediterranean cuisine and sea food.
Psaropoula
Panteli, Greek cuisine.
Taverna Paradisos
Vromolithos, Greek cuisine.
Fishtavern Restaurant Gourna
Gourna, Greek cuisine.