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Has anyone been to the lighthouse at St. Nicholas in Rhodes?

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I would love to check out this lighthouse, but I don't know too much about it. How do I get there? And how long can I spend there?
 
The light house is by the windmills @ Mandraki harbour. Spend as much time as you like there.You will find video on Youtube.
 
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I have heard of it, I thought it looked like a great place to visit. I've never been! It looks so cool, I bet there are great photo opportunities here.
 
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yes a great area for photos.
 
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I don't believe you can go inside the lighthouse fyi
 
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