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Spinalónga, Lasithi, Greece


When the lepers arrived in Spinalonga they had to go through from one of the two entrances of the fortress. This entrance was a long, wet and dark tunnel. People gave the name "The Dante's Gate" to the entrance because they didn't know what was expecting them at the other side.


Photo taken at Spinalónga, Lasithi, Greece





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