How can I get to Filerimos Monastery?

Thread starter paharo45
Start date Apr 11, 2021

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paharo45

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Has anyone been to the monastery before? Is it difficult to get to?

I think your best bet is to drive. This website says that it's a pretty far walk from the bust station https://moovitapp.com/index/en/public_transit-Filerimos_Monastery-Rhodes_Ρόδος-site_42466765-4714

k_tsoukalas

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This monastery really is worth a visit once you do make your way there. The monastery is very peaceful, and there are some great views here.

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