Neokastro
The Turkish fortress above the harbor, known as Neokastro to distinguish it from an earlier fortress, now contains a small museum in a restored 19th-century barracks. The museum features the extensive collection of maps, prints, and watercolors of the French philhellene Rene Puaux, as well as a number of marvelously kitschy porcelain figurines of the English philhellene Lord Byron. Neokastro also contains a small church (clearly a former mosque), fortification walls, shade trees, beds of geraniums and roses, and views over the harbor. It's nice place to sit and relax.
The Turkish fortress above the harbor, known as Neokastro to distinguish it from an earlier fortress, now contains a small museum in a restored 19th-century barracks. The museum features the extensive collection of maps, prints, and watercolors of the French philhellene Rene Puaux, as well as a number of marvelously kitschy porcelain figurines of the English philhellene Lord Byron. Neokastro also contains a small church (clearly a former mosque), fortification walls, shade trees, beds of geraniums and roses, and views over the harbor. It's nice place to sit and relax.
