Kastellorizo Attractions
![The front side and the main entrance of the Santrapeia Civil School of Kastellorizo.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-santrapeia-civil-school.jpg)
Santrapeia Civil School
A neoclassical building of 1903 copying Athens' Academy. It is the school of the village, for more than a century now.
![An overview of the Paleokastro Fortress on the island of Kastellorizo.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-paleokastro-fortress.jpg)
Paleokastro Fortress
The fortress date back to the 3rd century BC. This was the ancient acropolis around which the settlement developed. Need some walking to get there.
![A picture of the Medieval Castle of Kastellorizo and building of the settlement around it.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-medieval-castle.jpg)
Kastellorizo Medieval Castle
Medieval fortification erected on a 46-meter rock. With full supervision over two harbors and panoramic views, it's excellent for moments of mindfulness.
![A photo showing the rock-carved Lycaean Tomb on the island of Kastellorizo.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-lycaean-tomb.jpg)
Lycaean Tomb
A rock-cut tomb of the 4th century BC that is unique in European territory and it is similar to the Lycaean Tombs in Asia Minor.
![The exterior walls and the main entrance of the Monastery of St. George-of-the-Mountain on Kastelorizo.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-monastery-st-george.jpg)
Monastery St. George-of-the-Mountain
Uninhabited monastery built at 1759 on the hill, 410 steps above the village. Breathtaking views and rural-decay scenery for photographers.
![The exterior and the front side of the Saints Konstantinos and Helen Church, Kastelorizo.](https://youingreece.com/img/sight/kastellorizo-konstantinos-helen-church.jpg)
Saints Konstantinos & Helen Church
Saints Konstantinos and Helen church has a gothic touch. It was built on top of early-Christian basilica ruins close to three more churches.