The hike down was easy peasy. We actually beat the taxi Mom and Dad took by about 30 seconds.
We didn’t go in this one, but did cross the bridge to the rock it’s built on.
Varlaam is one of the iconic monasteries perched atop the breathtaking cliffs of Meteora in central Greece. Named after the hermit Varlaam, who first ascended the rock formation in the 14th century, this monastery holds both historical and spiritual significance. Its construction, which began in the 16th century, showcases impressive architecture and intricate frescoes that depict religious scenes. As you approach Varlaam, you’ll be captivated by its commanding presence and the awe-inspiring panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Step inside to explore its rich collection of religious artifacts, ancient manuscripts, and serene courtyards.
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