Tips
Patrick
June 22, 2021
Mountaineering
The so-called Villa de Vecchi, also known as "Musollini House", was built in the 1930s by an Italian governor and was later to serve as the summer house of the Italian dictator Musollini.
However, the villa was never inhabited by him.
Today the villa is an interesting destination and to be discovered as a ruin.
More information about the history here: rhodos-wiki.de/rhodos-sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten/villa-de-vecchi
However, the villa was never inhabited by him.
Today the villa is an interesting destination and to be discovered as a ruin.
More information about the history here: rhodos-wiki.de/rhodos-sehensw%C3%BCrdigkeiten/villa-de-vecchi
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Hitchhikers Guide
October 20, 2018
Hiking
A "beautiful" ruin with a great view. The discoverer's heart awakens to explore the dilapidated rooms.
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Marcus
October 18, 2024
Hiking
Great view and you can take great photos. It's best to wear sturdy shoes as the last path up is rocky on the right.
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Elevation 650 m
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