Monastery of Tourliani

The monastery of Tulliannis, Spain, is called the world's first monastery, which shows that his status is important in the monastery list, the architects inside are very touching, very exquisite and the decoration inside is very varied

The Monastery of Turlianis was our second stop, built around the fifteenth century. The monastery was probably the smallest of the six, and there was only one monk, I heard. It was very wide to climb the steep steps to the top. From the bottom of the mountain, the rock where it is located is the steepest, the axe is generally sharp, showing the independent cold temperament of the world. There is no hanging basket, only cable cars and steps. The small window even retains a short wooden ladder of the year the monastery was built on a steep terrain and provides security, in addition to being closer to God. When the wooden ladder arrives, it can be closed and completely isolated. By relying on this unique geographical condition, they were able to preserve their lives and religious beliefs in the war.

Our hotel on Mykonos Island is far from the main attractions. On the afternoon of the arrival at the hotel, I saw a monastery nearby on the map of the hotel and set off. The monastery not far away gave us a surprise, the building is beautiful, the church is magnificent, and the exhibition room is rich and beautiful. In addition to our group, there are tour groups from time to time to visit. A one euro fee is required to enter the monastery, and a 10-year-old cute volunteer is collected. After returning to the online search, I found that the monastery of Turiannis (Monastery of Panayia Tourliani) is second only to the church of Rapodini (Church of Panagia Paraportiani ), and the religious tour of Mykonos is ranked second. Built in 1542, the monastery has exquisite domes, exquisite marble multi-level clock towers, and paintings by members of the 16th century Crete Academy. The church is intact with wooden walls and murals carved in Florence in the late 18th century. A great experience.

In addition to visiting Mykonos Island to the beautiful beach and the surrounding islands, there are many attractions on the island that are worth exploring slowly. Walking in the narrow alleys of the residential area, I finally found the Monastery of Turlianis.

The abbey is still very good, we came here to play is also very good, or very like here, the scenery is very good, we like it very much.