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| '''Kalymnos''' is a ] island in south-eastern ]. | |||
| The Capital town of Kalymnos is the Port of Pothia, which is situated in a natural amphitheatre. | |||
| The capital of Kalymnos, situated in a natural amphitheatre, is Port of Pothia. | |||
| ⚫ | The town features Italianate architecture, a silver-domed |
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| ⚫ | The town features ], a silver-domed cathedral, and the Monastery of St. Savvas, perched on a hilltop overlooking the town. | ||
| ] is a traditional occupation in Kalymnos, with related exhibitons, along with other local folklore, at three local museums. | |||
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Kalymnos is a Greek island in south-eastern Aegean Sea.
The capital of Kalymnos, situated in a natural amphitheatre, is Port of Pothia.
The town features Italianate architecture, a silver-domed cathedral, and the Monastery of St. Savvas, perched on a hilltop overlooking the town.
Sponge diving is a traditional occupation in Kalymnos, with related exhibitons, along with other local folklore, at three local museums.