Visit the Petrified Forest of Lesvos | Natural History Museum of the Lesvos Petrified Forest

Visit the Petrified Forest of Lesvos

The tour on the Petrified Forest of Lesvos, a unique monument, is a special experience. Visitors have the opportunity to visit the parks of the Petrified Forest at Sigri. There will be announcements for the other parks soon. The abundance of standing fossils, but also their excellent condition, impress visitors.

Hours

LAND PARKS

Τhe parks are currently closed.

NISSIOPI MARINE PARK

Τhe park is currently closed.

Address

Natural History Museum of the Lesvos Petrified Forest

Te; / fax: +30 – 22530-54434 , 22510 47033

E-mail: info@petrifiedforest.gr

View the parks on the map

Ticket

The Museum offers online ticket purchasing.

The general admission for the Museum is 5€. It includes the entrance to the Museum and the possibility of visiting the Petrified Forest Parks. There will be new announcements soon about the possibility of visiting Nisiopi.

Reduced entrance ticket is valid for organized groups, students, military. A special ticket is paid for the visit to Nissiopi Marine Park with the special glass-bottomed boat.

BUY YOUR TICKETS

Explore THE PARKS

Sigri Park

Impressive root systems and standing petrified trunks in excellent condition invite you to reveal the history of the Lesvos Petrified Forest.

Visit

Plaka Park

Both the coastal and the land part of the Plaka Park await you to discover more than thirty fossilized trunks of conifer and fruit-bearing trees. Among the finds, you have the opportunity to admire the largest in diameter standing petrified tree trunk, whose perimeter reaches 13.7 meters and has an impressive root system.

Visit

Nissiopi Park

The Marine Park of Nissiopi, the first marine fossil park in Greece offers a unique experience to its visitors.

Visit

Petrified Forest Park (Bali-Alonia)

The Petrified Forest Park in Bali Alonia is the first outdoor visiting park of the Petrified Forest. It was created in 1987 and since the 18th century the area has been known as “Kiria Apolithomeni”.

Visit

All the Parks

More INFORMATIONS